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What is the thoracic cage formed by?
Formed by the thoracic vertebrae posteriorly, the ribs laterally, and the costal artilages and sternum anteriorly
What does the thoracic cage do for our bodies?
protect vital organs, provides attachment points for muscles supporting the shoulder girdle (pectoral girdle), the chest, neck, shoulders, the back, and the muscles involved in respiration
What occurs in the ribs, vertebrae, and the sternum?
Hematopoeisis
In the thoracic cage, what places does hematopoeisis occur?
ribs, vertebrae, and the sternum