QUESTION 3 The hydrostatic pressure at the beginning and end of the pulmonary capillary is O a. higher than the osmotic pressure O b. lower than the osmotic pressure O c. equal to the osmotic pressure O d. none of the above QUESTION 4 The osmotic pressure is due to the presence of which of the following ? O a. glucose O b. protein O c. hydrogen ions O d. none of the above QUESTION 5 "2 The hydrostatic pressure is due to which of the following?
QUESTION 3 The hydrostatic pressure at the beginning and end of the pulmonary capillary is O a. higher than the osmotic pressure O b. lower than the osmotic pressure O c. equal to the osmotic pressure O d. none of the above QUESTION 4 The osmotic pressure is due to the presence of which of the following ? O a. glucose O b. protein O c. hydrogen ions O d. none of the above QUESTION 5 "2 The hydrostatic pressure is due to which of the following?
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QUESTION 3
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O d. none of the above
QUESTION 4
The osmotic pressure is due to the presence of which of the following ?
O a. glucose
O b. protein
O c. hydrogen ions
O d. none of the above
QUESTION 5
The hydrostatic pressure is due to which of the following?
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