A fluid that flows in the lymphatic system is called:
Correct answer: D. Lymph or tissue fluid
- A. Circulatory fluid
- B. Tissue fluid
- C. Lymph
- D. Lymph or tissue fluid
Explanation
Lymph capillaries end blindly in the body tissue, where pressure from the accumulation of interstitial fluid forces the fluid to enter the lymph capillaries. This fluid is called lymph or tissue fluid. The lymph vessels empty in veins, so lymph is fluid in transit between interstitial fluid and blood.
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