Question

Capillary oncotic pressuee (pulls, pushes) fluid into the interstitial, intravascar) space.

I chose pulls and interstial. please explain if im wrong or right

Answer 1

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* It is right that the Capillary oncotic pressure pulls the fluid into interstitial space.

This can be also said as,the oncotic pressure incline to pull the fluid to the capillaries.The major part of oncotic pressure present in the capillaries is resulted by the appearance  of large amount of albumin,the protein which account for almost 80-85 percentage of the entire oncotic pressure applied by the blood plasma on the interstitial fluid.

The oncotic pressure is a type of osmotic pressure influenced by the albumin protein(particularly) in a blood passing duct's plasma which replaces the water molecules,consequently making a considerable water molecule deficiency with the molecules of water going reverse to the circulatory structure in the lesser venous pressure edge of capillaries.This have the opposite result of two hydrostatic blood pressure pushing the water molecules away from the blood to the interstitial space.

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