This striking effect on the alimentary system is accompanied by effects, equally certain though less manifest, on the circulation and the respiration.
Fear, at the same time that it urges flight and evolves the forces spent in it, also affects the heart and the alimentary canal; while joy, prompting persistence in the actions bringing it, simultaneously exalts the visceral processes.
The caterpillars were so transparent that under a low magnifying power the nervous, tracheal, and alimentary systems could be beautifully seen.
The second morbific cause is the ens veneni, which proceeds from alimentary substances: when the archeus is languid putrefaction ensues, either localiter or emuncturaliter.
Among the higher forms this type of ileo-colic junction is encountered in the simple alimentary canal of many Amphibians (Figs.
This is the permanent condition of the terminal openings of the alimentary and genito-urinary tracts in the lower vertebrates.
The rapidity of tissue-metabolism also exerts a marked influence on the length and development of this portion of the alimentary canal.
The small intestine is the segment of the alimentary canal in which digestion of the non-nitrogenous food substances takes place, and which affords the necessary area of mucous surface for the absorption of all digested matters.
The mesodermal tissue which at this time attaches the alimentary tube along its entire extent to the dorsal wall of the coelom carries the primitive embryonic arterial vessel, the aorta.
The activity of the tissue-changes in warm-blooded animals, and the consequent necessity for a rapid and complete digestive process, account for the structural modifications of the alimentary tract so commonly encountered among these forms.
The site of production of the toxin, or toxins, for it is possible that several may have the same effect on the blood, is possibly not always the same, but must often be the alimentary canal, as bothriocephalus anaemia proves.
The fatlike substances obtainable from yeast have been recommended in certain alimentary conditions, without finding any widespread acceptance.
An ideal aid to any remedial agent, when a Mild, Medium or Strong alimentary stimulant is needed [sic].
Secretin is not absorbed in active form from the alimentary tract.
Promoting this mixture of well-known laxatives and cathartics as an “ideal aid to any remedial agent when a mild, medium or strong alimentary stimulant is needed” is a slur on the intelligence of physicians.
It is described as insoluble in water and not to be decomposed in the alimentary tract, and to be excreted unchanged in the feces.
Chlorlyptus is offered for use in the treatment of local infections of all types, as well as of burns, and also as an antiseptic in the alimentary and genito-urinary tracts.
Seng will specifically encourage the secretion of the juices in the entire alimentary tract .
There was almost sufficient nausea to cause vomiting and uneasiness in the alimentary canal following the experiment.
The system of internal hollows becomes more complicated by the specialisation of secreting surfaces, and by the formation of an alimentary canal, and of a body-cavity separate from the alimentary canal.
The glandular lining of the alimentary canal corresponds with the endoderm of Hydra; although this, too, is a more complicated affair.
Heartburn is also due to overeating, and so is hiccough; both come from fermentation of food in the alimentary tract.
It does not form big, tough curds in the stomach, it is easy to digest, and the lactic acid helps to keep the alimentary tract sweet.
To get sweet sleep and feel restored it is necessary to have clean blood and a sweet alimentary tract.
A part of it remains in the alimentary tract where it acts as a direct local irritant to the intestines.
Peculiar little protruding spots when red and prominent on the tip and edges of the tongue indicate irritation of the alimentary tract and call for reduction of food intake.
In talking of these alimentary principles, reference is made to them only when they are present in appreciable quantities.
Those who believe that all alimentary principles must enter into every meal must necessarily injure themselves through too complex eating.
Fruits are cleansers, both of the alimentary tract and of the blood.
The result is an increased liability to fermentation in the alimentary tract.
Internal cleanliness necessitates moderation, for an overworked alimentary tract becomes foul and some of the poisons are taken into the blood.
However, when so much food is eaten that the skin, lungs, kidneys and lower bowel can not throw off all the waste and excess, the mucous membrane in the upper part of the alimentarytract must assist.
The irritating products of food fermenting in the alimentary tract are taken up by the blood.
It is generally caused by pathological fermentation of food in the alimentary tract.
Blower reports an account of a nail passing safely through the alimentary canal of a baby.
It had evidently passed through the lung and diaphragm and entered the alimentary canal; it was voided by the rectum five days after the injury.
Rundle speaks of the lodgment of a bullet, and its escape, after a period of seven and one-half years, into the alimentary canal, causing internal strangulation and death.
Teakle reports the successful passage through the alimentary canal of the handle of a music-box.
About the 5th ring of the trachea the caliber of this organ was obstructed by a cylindric alimentary bolus about six inches long, extending almost to the bronchial division.
Here we have the first appearance of the division of the alimentary tube into two sections that characterises the Chordonia.
In man also the liver develops, as we shall see, in the shape of a pouch-like blind sac, that forms out of the alimentary canal behind the stomach.
In the further ontogenetic development of the alimentary canal in the human embryo the appearance of the gill-clefts is the most important process.
Before we follow the development of the human alimentary canal in detail, it is necessary to say a word about the general features of its composition in the fully-developed man.
The thin wall of this simple alimentary tube and its ventral appendages is found, on microscopic examination, to consist of two strata of cells.
In the earlier stages the alimentary tube is found to be entirely closed, after the closing of the primitive mouth; it only communicates behind by the neurenteric canal with the medullary tube.
As we have already seen, the result of the first division of labour among the homogeneous cells of the earliest multicellular animal body was the formation of an alimentary cavity.
They do not begin to diverge until after the medullary tube and alimentary canal, and the axial rod with the muscles between the two, have been formed.
Now, the gills or respiratory organs also are formed at the fore-end of the alimentary canal.
Finally, we have important appendages of the alimentary tube in the bladder and urethra, which belong to the alimentary system.
Underneath the axial rod or chorda runs a very simple alimentary canal, a tube that opens on the ventral side of the animal by a mouth in front and anus behind.
This plant is so abundant in this forest, and in many other localities, that, at the epoch I speak of, it would have ensured the subsistence of several thousands of men, if they had known its alimentary properties.
And the cells thus germinated divide themselves into two or three tiny folds of "primitive folioles" from which all the organs are evolved, beginning with the alimentary canal.
We are now ready to start some food-fuel, say a piece of bread, on its journey down our food tube, or alimentary canal.
It is remarkable that, so far as we know at present, the plague bacillus is confined to the flea’s alimentary canal.
But this hypothesis is shattered by the fact that plague bacilli are apparently confined to the alimentary canal of the flea, and that they have never been found in the salivary glands.
The alimentary tube itself passes through the middle of the flea’s body, and is kept in that position partly by muscles and partly by the numerous branching air-tubes through which the insect breathes.
The mouth of a flea, as of any other insect, is merely an orifice which forms the opening into the alimentary canal.
In the first group I put the diseases of the digestive and alimentary tract.
Remember that your whole alimentary tract is out of action, and give it a chance to start up slowly.
It was composed, like the supper of the evening before, of alimentary conserves, of corned beef and of biscuit.
The astonishing fertility of the country causes the choice alimentary produces to be brought to this "lakoni.
Tom and his companions had already picked up some barrels of biscuit, boxes of alimentary preserves, cases of dried meat.
The forepart of the archenteron will later make the alimentary tract from the mouth to the middle of the duodenum, or small intestine beyond the stomach.
Clean out the alimentary canal by means of a powerful aperient.
The negros, more inclined to cultivate alimentary plants than colonial productions, augment with a rapidity only surpassed by the increase of the population of the United States.
But the plantain produces, on the same surface of land, still more alimentary substance than the sago-tree.
It shews the communication which exists posteriorly between the neural and alimentary canals, and also by comparison with 3b it exhibits the dilatation undergone by the alimentary canal in the caudal vesicle.
The section is mainly intended to illustrate the formation of the ventral wall of the alimentary canal from cells formed around the nuclei of the yolk.
It shews the segmental duct and the segmental involutions--two of which are seen to belong to segments behind the end of the alimentary tract.
Point where epiblast and hypoblast are continuous at the mouth of the alimentary involution.
Alimentary vesicle at the posterior end of the alimentary canal.
Cells formed around the nuclei of the yolk to enter into the ventral wall of the alimentary canal.
The epithelium of the alimentary canal (al) is seen closely underlying the notochord and becoming continuous with the epiblast at the hind end of the notochord.
It shews the direct communication which exists between the neural and alimentary canals.
Peripatus capensis dissected so as to shew the alimentary canal, slime glands, and salivary glands; x 3.
Cells to form ventral wall of alimentary canal which have been derived from the yolk.
It certainly has a most soothing and strengthening power on this organ, while its gently stimulating effect on the whole alimentary canal brings about the most desirable changes.
Nature intended that the alimentary canal should be relieved of its contents at least once every twenty-four hours, and if this is not done, then certain poisons are absorbed into the blood which produce the most undesirable effects.
Such sufferers are, as a rule, born with the idea that the liver regulates the whole alimentary canal; and if the sufferer has not this hereditary notion, his physician will soon impart it to him with his diagnosis and treatment.
Parker, that in varying degrees there is a constant transit of fluid from the blood into the alimentary canal, and as rapid absorption.
It will pay you to follow this treatment for the cleansing of the alimentary canal.
I suppose that a sort of annual cleansing of the alimentary canal is suggested so that the summer heat may be less objectionable, as it warms up foul bodies.
There is probably in the vegetal bodies a continuous circulation of sap corresponding to the digestive circulating fluids of the alimentary canal.
Foodstuffs are prepared for assimilation in thealimentary laboratory through the process of normal fermentation.
Only one making a specialty of the diseases of the alimentary canal is aware of the frequency of the occurrence of cancer in the lower bowel resulting from chronic inflammatory process, induration, etc.
A tree is simply an extension from its roots; and, in an analogous manner, man's body may be said to be an extension from the alimentary canal.
In the alimentarycanal there are vessels for holding fluid, semi-fluid and moist masses of substance, in all of which decomposition occurs if the substances be retained beyond the normal length of time.
Do not longer perpetuate the dire results of a foul alimentary canal and consequently diseased body.
Headache is usually a symptom of trouble somewhere else, often in the alimentary canal, an overloaded stomach, constipation, or tight clothing.
Alcohol itself being one of the toxic substances which reach the liver from the alimentary canal is at once attacked by the liver, and if the oncoming tide of alcohol is not too great it will practically all be oxidized.
Dana has called attention to the probable role played by ptomaines produced in the alimentarycanal in the development of organic disease of the central nervous system.
Withhold milk until nature has had time to rid the alimentary canal of the poison-producing germs.
New cells to repair tissue waste are built up from the nutriment which the blood carries from the alimentary canal after the process of food digestion is accomplished.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "alimentary" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
