Much of the Fluid That Moves Across Capillary Walls and into the Tissues

question 107

Multiple Choice

Much of the fluid that moves across capillary walls and into the tissues moves as a result of filtration, forced by blood pressure. O₂, on the other hand, travels from the capillaries into the tissues because:

• A)of a concentration gradient between O₂ in the tissues and O₂ in the blood.
• B)of high CO₂ concentration in the tissues, created as a by-product of cellular respiration.
• C)osmotic pressure causes a net flow of O₂ from the tissues into the blood.
• D)it is pumped into the tissues where it is needed.

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