The medium through which exchange of material between blood and cells occurs is
Correct answer: A. Interstitial fluid
- A. Interstitial fluid
- B. Cytoplasm
- C. Water
- D. Lymph
Explanation
The tissue fluid or 'interstitial fluid' is the medium of exchanging materials including gases, glucose, etc between blood and cells. It is found in spaces around the cell, provides flexibility, and prevents damage.
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