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Tissue Fluid

Tissue fluid is the fluid bathes of
extracellular which the cells most tissues ,
arriving via blood capillaries
the
and
being removed via
lymphatic vessels .




Therefore of
.



Although capillaries are small ,
they cannot serve
every single cell
directly .
the final
journey
metabolic materials is made in tissue fluid that bathes the tissues .





Tissue fluid contains

glucose
↳ amino acids


fatty acids

↳ ions in solution

↳ oxygen
-
Tissue fluid supplies all of these substances to tissues and in return receives CO2 and other waste

materials from the tissues .




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Formation of tissue fluid

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Pumping the heart of
by creates
hydrostatic arterial
'


at the end the capillaries
pressure .




fluid of blood
-

This
hydrostatic pressure causes tissue to move out
plasma .




fluid

Hydrostatic pressure is the pressure that is exerted
by a at
equilibrium at a
given point within

fluid force of
the , due to the
gravity .




fluid of ?
How is the hydrostatic pressure causing
tissue to move out plasma opposed


of fluid of
Hydrostatic pressure tissue outside capillaries which resists outward movement liquid



the , .




Lower water potential of blood water to back to
capillaries by osmosis
-

causes move .




Ultra filtration



Ultra filtration the which
hydrostatic
→ is in causes
process pressure

water and small dissolved molecules and ions to move across a


membrane
against a concentration
gradient .




To from
help prevent cells proteins leaking out capillaries



and ,




have fibrous tissues around them .




Return of Tissue Fluid
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1) Return to Capillaries


By hydrostatic pressure gradient


The loss of tissue fluid from the
capillaries reduces

the inside the capillaries
hydrostatic pressure

At the end of the
hydrostatic
i. venous capillary ,




capillaries is lower than outside of
pressure in


capillaries .




i. Tissue fluid is forced back into capillaries .

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