Tissue Fluid and lymph fluid

Cardiovascular system, controls fluid

Blood: 1) cells: bc, wbc, platelets. 2) blood plasma: albumin

Capillaries are one cell thick

Arteries have high bp, stuff taken in

Veins have low body, stuff taken out

In the capillaries fluid passes out of the blood into the tissue - tissue fluid, a substance

Blood proteins left behind, hydrostatic pressure has pushed the liquid part of the blood plasma that we want, now tissue fluid is created

because of plasma proteins, there is a tendency for water to move back into the blood by osmosis.

Left over tissue fluid: unused amino acids dead cells extra blood proteins that have leaked (

10%) is drained out the lymphatic system,

Summary

1. Capillaries allow materials to pass in and out the cells

2. Water in the plasma is forced out the cells by the pressure of hearts contraction, this is called hydrostatic pressure

3. Dissolved murine the and oxygen from the oxyhemoglobin travels through as well

4. What is left is called tissue fluid, this is made up of blood cells and blood proteins