The Principle Force That Causes Movement of Fluid from the Tissues

question 74

Multiple Choice

The principle force that causes movement of fluid from the tissues into the capillaries is the

• A) hydrostatic pressure of the venous blood
• B) hydrostatic pressure of the arterial blood
• C) osmotic pressure created by the plasma proteins
• D) pressure of the lymph
• E) none of these

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