Titlebook: An Introduction to Human Physiology; D. F. Horrobin Book 1973 D. F. Horrobin 1973 physiology

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Viele Zweifler, wenige VerteidigerThe respiratory system is a mechanism for moving oxygen from the air to the lungs and then into the blood and for moving carbon dioxide in the opposite direction. Because carbon dioxide when dissolved in water becomes an acid, the lungs are very important in the regulation of acid-base balance.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-37770-9The main functions of the kidneys are the regulation of the amount of water and dissolved ions in the body, the excretion of waste matter and the manufacture of erythropoietin, the hormone which regulates red cell synthesis.

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Arthur Bailey: Bayes und die VersicherungenThe main function of the alimentary tract is the transfer of food materials from the outside world to the blood. In the process, three separate stages are involved:

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The Nervous System,The nervous system is ultimately responsible for the control of all the other organs of the body. As such it is obviously of the greatest importance. Its most important components are:

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The Respiratory System,The respiratory system is a mechanism for moving oxygen from the air to the lungs and then into the blood and for moving carbon dioxide in the opposite direction. Because carbon dioxide when dissolved in water becomes an acid, the lungs are very important in the regulation of acid-base balance.

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