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Physiology and Hygiene for Secondary Schools
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Chapter 14 THE SKELETON
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the body move itself from place to place, but it is able to move surrounding objects as well. In the production of
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1 Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION2 Chapter 2 GENERAL VIEW OF THE BODY3 Chapter 3 THE BODY ORGANIZATION4 Chapter 4 THE BLOOD5 Chapter 5 THE CIRCULATION6 Chapter 6 THE LYMPH AND ITS MOVEMENT THROUGH THE BODY7 Chapter 7 RESPIRATION8 Chapter 8 PASSAGE OF OXYGEN THROUGH THE BODY9 Chapter 9 FOODS AND THE THEORY OF DIGESTION10 Chapter 10 ORGANS AND PROCESSES OF DIGESTION11 Chapter 11 ABSORPTION, STORAGE, AND ASSIMILATION12 Chapter 12 ENERGY SUPPLY OF THE BODY13 Chapter 13 GLANDS AND THE WORK OF EXCRETION14 Chapter 14 THE SKELETON15 Chapter 15 THE MUSCULAR SYSTEM16 Chapter 16 THE SKIN17 Chapter 17 STRUCTURE OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM18 Chapter 18 PHYSIOLOGY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM19 Chapter 19 HYGIENE OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM20 Chapter 20 PRODUCTION OF SENSATIONS21 Chapter 21 THE LARYNX AND THE EAR22 Chapter 22 THE EYE23 Chapter 23 THE GENERAL PROBLEM OF KEEPING WELL