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quixotry (medicine)


quixotry
Quixotism; visionary schemes.

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Starling, Ernest Henry (sh)




born April 17, 1866, London, Eng.
died May 2, 1927, Kingston Harbour, Jam.

British physiologist.

His studies of lymph secretion clarified the roles of different pressures in fluid exchanges between vessels and tissues. Starling and William Bayliss showed how nerve impulses control peristalsis and coined the term hormone. Starling also found that water and necessary chemicals filtered out by the kidneys are reabsorbed at the lower end of the nephron. His Principles of Human Physiology (1912), continually revised, was a standard international text.