Where Are Blood Vessel Walls Thin Enough to Allow Exchange

question 10

Multiple Choice

Where are blood vessel walls thin enough to allow exchange of water and solutes between plasma and the interstitial fluid?

• A) arterioles
• B) alveoli
• C) arteries
• D) veins
• E) capillaries

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