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THE BLOOD.La sangre The blood is an opaque, rather viscid fluid, of a La sangre es un fluido opaco ms que viscoso de Bright red or scarlet color when it flows from the arteries, of a un color escarlata o rojo brillante cuando fluye de la arterias, de un dark red or purple color when it flows from the veins. It is color rojo oscuro o purpura cuando fluye de las venas. Es salt to the taste, and has a peculiar faint odor and an alkaline salado al gusto, y tiene un olor peculiar distintivo y una reaccin alkalina reaction. Its specific gravity is about 1.06, and its temperature is .Su gravedad especifica es casi de 1.06 y su temperatura es generally about 37 C., though varying slightly in different generalmente casi de 37 C, aunque variando ligeramente en partes diferentes parts of the body. del cuerpo. General Composition of the Blood.Blood consists of a faintly Composicin general de la sangre.- la sangre consiste de un caracterstico yellow fluid, the plasma or liquor sanguinis, in which are suspended fluido amarillo , el plasma o licor sanguneo, en el cual estn suspendidos numerous minute particles, the blood corpuscles, the majority numerosas partculas diminutas, los corpsculos sanguneos, la mayora of which are colored and give to the blood its red tint. If a de los cuales son coloreados y dan a la sangre su tinte rojo. Si una drop of blood be placed in a thin layer on a glass slide and gota de sangre es colocada en una capa delgada sobre una lamina de vidrio y examined under the microscope, a number of these examinada bajo el microscopio, una cantidad de estos corpuscles will be seen floating in the plasma corpsculos se vern flotando en el plasma.

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The Blood Corpuscles are of three kinds: Los corpsculos de sangre son de tres clases : (1) colored corpuscles or erythrocytes; (1) corpsculos rojos o eritrocitos, 2) colorless corpuscles or leucocytes; (2) corpsculos incoloros o leucocitos; (3) blood platelets. (3) plaquetas sanguneas.

HUMAN RED BLOOD CORPUSCLES, HIGHLY MAGNIFIED. A. SEEN FRON THE SURFACE, B. SEEN IN PROFILE AND FORMING ROULEAUX. C. RENDERED SPHERICAL BY WATER.D. RENDERED CRENATE BY SALT SOLUTION. .

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VARIETIES OF LEUCOCYTIES FOUND IN HUMAN BLOOD .

HUMAN PLATELETS

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The heart beat ..

A heartbeat is a two-part pumping action that takes about a Un latido cardiaco es una accion de bombeo de dos partes que toma casi un

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THE ARCH OF THE AORTA AND ITS BRANCHES

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SUPERFICIAL DISSECTION OF THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE NECK, SHOWING THE CAROTID AND SUBCLAVIAN ARTERIES

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THE ARTERIES OF FACE AND SCALP

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THE LABIAL CORONARY ARTERIES, THE GLANDS OF THE LIPS, AND THE NERVES OF THE RIGHT SIDE SEEN FROM THE POSTERIOR SURFACE AFTER REMOVAL OF THE MUCOUS MEMBRANR

PLAN OF BRANCHES OF INTERNAL MAXILLARY ARTERY

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THE INTERNAL CAROTID AND VERTEBRAL ARTERIES. RIGHT SIDE

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THE OPHTHALMIC ARTERY AND ITS BRANCHES

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SUPERFICIAL DISSECTION OF THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE NECK, SHOWING THE CAROTID AND SUBCLAVIAN ARTERIES

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THE SCAOPULAR AND CIRCUMFLEX ARTERIES

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THE INTERNAL MAMMARY ARTERUY AND ITS BRANCHES

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THE AXILLARY ARTERY AND ITS BRANCHES

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BRACHIAL ARTERY

THE BRACHIAL ARTERY.

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THE RADIAL AND ULNAR ARTERIES

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ULNAR AND RADIAL ARTERIES. DEEP VIEW

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ARTERIES OF THE BACK OF THE FOREARM AND HAND.

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THE ABDOMINAL AORTA AND ITS BRANCHES.

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THE CELIAC ARTERY AND ITS BRANCHES; THE LIVER HAS BEEN RAISED, AND THE LESSER OMENTUM AND ANTERIOR LAYER OF THE GREATER OMENTUM REMOVED

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THE CELIAC ARTERY AND ITS BRANCHES; THE STOMACH HAS BEEN RAISED AND THE PERITONEUM REMOVED.

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THE SUPERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERY AND ITS BRANCHES

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THE INFERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERY AND ITS BRANCHES.

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ARTERIES OF CECUM AND VERMIFORM PROCESS.

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THE ARTERIES OF THE PELVIS.

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THE ARTERIES OF THE INTERNAL ORGANS OF GENERATION OF THE FEMALE, SEEN FROM BEHIND. (AFTER HYRTL.)

VARIATIONS IN ORIGIN AND COURSE OF OBTURATOR ARTERY

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THE SUPERFICIAL BRANCHES OF THE INTERNAL PUDENDAL ARTERY

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THE DEEPER BRANCHES OF THE INTERNAL PUDENDAL ARTERY.

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THE ARTERIES OF THE GLUTEAL AND POSTERIOR FEMORAL REGIONS.

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THE FEMORAL ARTERY.

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ANTERIOR TIBIAL AND DORSALIS PEDIS ARTERIES.

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THE PLANTAR ARTERIES. SUPERFICIAL VIEW.

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THE PLANTAR ARTERIES. DEEP VIEW

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VEINS OF THE HEAD AND NECK.

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THE VEINS OF THE NECK, VIEWED FROM IN FRONT

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VEINS OF THE TONGUE. THE HYPOGLOSSAL NERVE HAS BEEN DISPLACED DOWNWARD IN THIS PREPARATION

THE VEINS OF THE THYROID GLAND.

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THE FASCIA AND MIDDLE THYROID VEINS. THE VEINS HERE DESIGNATED THE INFERIOR THYROID ARE CALLED BY KOCHER THE THYROIDEA IMA. (POIRIER AND CHARPY.)

VEINS OF ORBIT.

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THE VEINS ON THE DORSUM OF THE HAND. (BOURGERY.)

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THE SUPERFICIAL VEINS OF THE UPPER EXTREMITY.

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THE DEEP VEINS OF THE UPPER EXTREMITY.

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THE VEINS OF THE RIGHT AXILLA, VIEWED FROM IN FRONT

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THE VEN CAV AND AZYGOS VEINS, WITH THEIR TRIBUTARIES.

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THE GREAT SAPHENOUS VEIN AND ITS TRIBUTARIES AT THE FOSSA OVALIS.

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THE GREAT SAPHENOUS VEIN AND ITS TRIBUTARIES.

THE SMALL SAPHENOUS VEIN.

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THE POPLITEL VEIN

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THE FEMORAL VEIN AND ITS TRIBUTARIES

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THE VEINS OF THE RIGHT HALF OF THE MALE PELVIS

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THE ILIAC VEINS. (POIRIER AND CHARPY.)

SCHEME OF THE ANASTOMOSIS OF THE VEINS OF THE RECTUM. (

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THE PENIS IN TRANSVERSE SECTION, SHOWING THE BLOODVESSELS. (TESTUT.)

VESSELS OF THE UTERUS AND ITS APPENDAGES, REAR VIEW. (TESTUT.)

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SPERMATIC VEINS. (TESTUT.)

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THE PORTAL VEIN AND ITS TRIBUTARIES.

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