Excessive tissue fluid (oedema) in the legs may
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A. True Oedema is an increase in the interstitial component of ECF.
B. True Albumin deficiency reduces plasma colloid osmotic pressure.
C. True Protein accumulates in interstitial fluid and reduces the colloid osmotic pressure gradient across the capillary wall.
D. True This contributes to a new pressure equilibrium.
E. False Arteriolar constriction in hypertension raises arterial, but not capillary, pressure.
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