Blood Plasma And Tissue Fluid Flashcards

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Blood plasma is mainly…

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Water, with solutes like glucose and waste products such as urea.

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Plasma also include protein molecules…

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Plasma proteins, that remain in the blood all the time.

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In capillaries some of the plasma…

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Leaks out through the gaps in walls and accumulates in spaces between the cells of the tissue.

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Tissue fluid is…

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A leaked plasma which fills the intercellular spaces in the body.

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Tissue fluid is similar to..

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Plasma.

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Tissue fluid contains fewer…

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Proteins as many proteins are too large to escape from the capillaries through gaps.

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Tissue fluid does not..

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Contain a red blood cells but some white blood cells can escape.

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The tissue fluid cannot return to…

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The capillaries by osmosis as the pressure inside the capillaries is higher.

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Tissue fluid forms the immediate…

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Environment of each individual body cell.

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Exchange of materials between cells and the blood occurs through…

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The tissue fluid.

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Hydrostatic pressure in capillaries is created as…

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The capillaries are getting narrower.

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Osmotic pressure is lower…

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Than hydrostatic so fluid moves out.

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Oedema is…

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The build-up of fluid in the tissues as a result of high blood pressure, as too much fluid escapes the capillaries.

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The role of arterioles is to reduce…

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The pressure of the blood, when entering to the arterioles, and prevent oedema.

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