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How hydrostatic pressure cause the fluid to move across the capillary membrane??​
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How hydrostatic pressure cause the fluid to move across the capillary membrane??​

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CHP drives fluid out of capillaries into tissues and the hydrostatic pressure correspondingly rises to hydrostatic pressure in this fluid
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