The lymph serves to:
Correct answer: A. Return the interstitial fluid to the blood
- A. Return the interstitial fluid to the blood
- B. Return the WBCs and RBCs to the lymph nodes
- C. Transport CO2 to the lungs
- D. Transport O2 to the brain
Explanation
Lymph collects excess interstitial fluid, containing water, proteins, and wastes, and returns it to the blood, maintaining fluid balance in tissues.
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