Which condition enhances lymphatic flow? a. Increased tissue hydrostatic pressure b. Increased interstitial fluid colloid osmotic...
Which condition enhances lymphatic flow?
| a. | Increased tissue hydrostatic pressure | |
| b. | Increased interstitial fluid colloid osmotic pressure | |
| c. | Increased capillary oncotic pressure | |
| d. | Decreased capillary hydrostatic pressure |
Homework Answers
Option B is correct
Because anything which increases interstitial fluid pressure, increases the lymphatic flow as it crates the pressure gradient across the capillary membrane, which allows the outside flow, resulting in increased interstitial fluid due to osmotic pressure.. And the excess interstitial fluid moves towards the lymphatic region. Thus enhances the lymphatic flow.
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