Tissue Fluid and Lymph

Blood plasma is straw colored watery fluid which makes up how many percent of the blood volume?

• 45 %

• 55%

• 46%

• 56%

Which of the following protein is absent in blood plasma?

• fibrinogen

• haemoglobin

• albumins

• globulins

Which of the following is derived from blood plasma but is protein free?

• glucose

• lymph

• tissue fluid

• lymph nodes

How many percent of blood plasma that leaks from capillaries are carried back into the blood system through the lymph vessels?

• 2%

• 5%

• 10%

• 15%

What are the two opposing pressures that were created due to the volume of fluid which leaves the capillary out into the tissue fluid?

• osmotic and gravity

• osmotic and hydrostatic blood pressure

• hydrostatic blood pressure and gravity

• osmotic and filtration pressures

Name the two important processes involved in the movement of substances out of the capillary walls as a means to generate tissue fluid?

• digestion and filtration

• osmoregulation and osmosis

• diffusion and filtration

• osmoregulation and filtration

What is Not the other name of tissue fluid?

• interstitial and intracellular fluids

• interstitial and extracellular fluids

• intracellular and extracellular fluids

• interstitial and intercellular fluids

Where are tissue fluids located in the body?

• between cels in tissues only

• between tissues and muscles

• between bones and muscles

• between capillaries only

What contains more white blood cells and lymphocytes?

• blood plasma

• tissue fluid

• blood

• lymph

Which of the following is a correct explanation about tissue fluid production?

• If the forces moving the fluid out of the capillaries are greater than the forces moving the fluid into the capillaries.

• If the forces moving the fluid out of the capillaries are lesser than the forces moving the fluid into the capillaries.

• If the forces moving the fluid into of the capillaries are greater than the forces moving fluid out the capillaries

• If the forces moving fluid into of the capillaries are lesser than the forces moving fluid out the capillaries

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NGSS.HS-LS1-3