Question: 3)In Capillaries Throughout Your Body, Filtration Is A Primary Mechanism Which Moves Fluid Out Of The Blood Into The Interstitial Fluid Of Tissues. What Is The Major Force Causing This Movement? 4)Blood Always Contains A Larger Concentration Of Solutes Than Interstitial Fluid Within Tissues. The Capillaries Act As Semipermeable Membranes Between The ...

Question: 3)In Capillaries Throughout Your Body, Filtration Is A Primary Mechanism Which Moves Fluid Out Of The Blood Into The Interstitial Fluid Of Tissues. What Is The Major Force Causing This Movement? 4)Blood Always Contains A Larger Concentration Of Solutes Than Interstitial Fluid Within Tissues. The Capillaries Act As Semipermeable Membranes Between The …

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3)In capillaries throughout your body, filtration is a primary mechanism which moves fluid out of the blood into the interstitial fluid of tissues. What is the major force causing this movement? 4)Blood always contains a larger concentration of solutes than interstitial fluid within tissues. The capillaries act as semipermeable membranes between the blood and the interstitial fluid. Explain how this might cause the absorption of fluid out of the interstitium and into the blood.

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