Object Lessons on the Human Body - A Transcript of Lessons Given in the Primary Department of School No. 49, New York City by Sarah F. Buckelew;Margaret W. Lewis
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What happens to the food after it is chewed?--"It is rolled by my tongue
into the oesophagus or food-pipe." Where is the oesophagus or food-pipe?--"It passes from the mouth down the left side of the spine." What is the stomach?--"A fleshy bag which receives and changes the food we eat." Where is the stomach?--"In the front part of the chest, below the heart and lungs." Of what is the stomach composed?--"Of three coats or membranes." What do you mean by composed?--"Made of." What do you mean by membrane?--"A thin skin." What are the coats of the stomach called?--"The outer coat, the middle coat, the inner coat." Describe the outer coat of the stomach.--"The outer coat is smooth, thick, and tough." Of what use is the outer coat of the stomach?--"It strengthens and supports the stomach." What do you mean by supports?--"Holds." Describe the middle coat of the stomach.--"The middle coat is composed of |
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