Notes on experimental physiology at the University of Edinburgh and taken down by Frank Stuart Notes on experimental physiology at the University of Edinburgh and taken down by Frank W. Stuart, 1916 - 1917. The notebook contains printed extracts explaining how to carry out each experiment, opposite his own notes and diagrams taken down during the experiment in question. Contains notes on experiments on Amoeboid and ciliary movement Muscular contractions Superposition Effect of several successive stimuli; tetanus Effects of fatigue on muscle Rate of transmission of nerve impulse Blocking by a galvanic current Extensibility of muscle Cardiographic tracing Sphygmograph patterns for pulse in arteries Apnoea Reaction time in man Contraction of plain muscle Perfusion of frog heart Peculiarities of cardiac contraction Contraction of heart (Stannius' experiment) Cardiac nerves Perimetry Slow muscle fatigue Estimation of contraction or dilatation of vessels by measurement of perfusion rate Perfusion of frog heart Stannius' experiment Effect of summation of stimuli Electrotonic effect on excitability Arterial pressure in man Cutaneous sensations Number of pages blank at end. 1916 - 1917