Exploring Interstitial Fluid

It is derived from the capillaries through filtration and diffusion. (correct)

It contains higher concentrations of proteins than plasma.

It is identical to plasma in terms of its constituents.

It is formed by the pores of the capillaries.

Plasma is derived from the capillaries.

Plasma contains more proteins than interstitial fluid. (correct)

Plasma has the same constituents as interstitial fluid.

Plasma is formed by the pores of the capillaries.

Proteins are actively transported into interstitial fluid.

Proteins are broken down in interstitial fluid.

Proteins are synthesized in interstitial fluid.

Proteins do not pass outward through the pores of the capillaries easily. (correct)

<p>It lacks proteins due to their difficulty in passing through capillary pores.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Proteins do not pass easily through the pores of the capillaries.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Filtration and diffusion allow the passage of constituents, including proteins, into the interstitial fluid.</p> Signup and view all the answers