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Intracellular fluid _____________ includes fluid outside the cells includes fluid inside body cells has the same concentration as the extracellular fluid includes the interstitial fluid all the above

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Intracellular fluid _____________

		includes fluid outside the cells
		includes fluid inside body cells
		has the same concentration as the extracellular fluid
		includes the interstitial fluid
		all the above

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