Chapter 14: Problem 4
Edema may be caused by a. high blood pressure. b. decreased plasma protein concentration. c. leakage of plasma protein into the interstitial fluid. d. blockage of lymphatic vessels. e. all of these.
Chapter 14: Problem 4
Edema may be caused by a. high blood pressure. b. decreased plasma protein concentration. c. leakage of plasma protein into the interstitial fluid. d. blockage of lymphatic vessels. e. all of these.
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