Given the following values, calculate the fluid movement between capillaries and tissues: hydrostatic pressure of the capillary = 25 mm Hg hydrostatic pressure of the interstitial fluid = 5 mm Hg colloid osmotic pressure of the capillary = 15 mm Hg colloid osmotic pressure of the interstitial fluid = 5 mm Hg Group of answer choices 30 mm Hg into the capillary 30 mm Hg out of the capillary 10 mm Hg into the capillary 10 mm Hg out of the capillary

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