Heart and Lungs
yes your ribs can pierce your organs. a common example would be in a car crash. no seat belt and your ribs crack and your lungs and organs and whatever are thrown into the cracked lung piercing the organ!
The thoracic cage includes bony projections such as the ribs and the sternum which protect the thoracic organs including the heart and lungs. The ribs form a cage-like structure around the organs while the sternum provides additional protection and support. These bony projections help safeguard the vital organs in the chest cavity from external forces.
Human ribs are simply called ribs. They are long curved bones that form the ribcage and provide protection to the organs in the chest cavity.
The organs protected by the rib cage include the heart, lungs, stomach, and liver.
Ribs provide structure and protection for vital organs in the chest cavity, such as the heart and lungs. Without ribs, these organs would be vulnerable to injury and damage, making it difficult to sustain life. It would be highly unlikely for a person to survive without ribs.
There are no internal organs lateral to the ribs. The arms are lateral to the ribs.
to protect your organs.
your ribs are like a hard shield that stands infrunt of the organs and stuff to protect it. =D
yes your ribs can pierce your organs. a common example would be in a car crash. no seat belt and your ribs crack and your lungs and organs and whatever are thrown into the cracked lung piercing the organ!
to protect interior organs
liver
The organs are located between the ribs and the top of the hips.
The thoracic cage includes bony projections such as the ribs and the sternum which protect the thoracic organs including the heart and lungs. The ribs form a cage-like structure around the organs while the sternum provides additional protection and support. These bony projections help safeguard the vital organs in the chest cavity from external forces.
skull, ribs, and bones
heart and lungs
the heart and the lungs
ribcage