When “colloid osmotic pressure” is used in relation to the blood. What is being referred to? A. the movement of water molecules across the membrane of a red blood cell. B. the filtration pressure in the glomeruli of the kidneys. C. the osmotic pressure forcing water and solute out of capillaries. D. the osmotic pressure due to the plasma proteins.

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Muskan Anand

2 years ago

Option D. Plasma proteins are called colloids. They are found in blood however now no longer withinside the interstitial fluid. That a part of the osmotic pressure of blood that they produce is called colloid osmotic pressure.

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