Asked by Jenny Owens on Apr 24, 2024

Muscles of the thoracic wall are important for changing thoracic volume during expiration only.

Thoracic Wall

The structural boundary of the thoracic cavity, including the rib cage, sternum, and spinal column, providing protection and support for the chest organs.

Thoracic Volume

The volume of the thoracic cavity, which includes the lungs and heart, affecting breathing and other thoracic functions.

Acquire knowledge of the mechanisms underlying the act of breathing and the involvement of muscular structures in respiratory activities.

Learning Objectives

Acquire knowledge of the mechanisms underlying the act of breathing and the involvement of muscular structures in respiratory activities.

Muscles of the thoracic wall are important for changing thoracic volume during expiration only.

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