If 15% of the fluid that gets out of the capillaries is not initially returned directly to the capillaries, then how could the majority of that remaining fluid be returned to the blood vessels? Briefly explain. Again, don’t forget to take the EKG Lab Quiz 6 if you haven’t already done so. It is in a different file. Thanks and take care.
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