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The 11 pages that link to Capillary exchange, each with the reason it gives.

• Blood plasmaRelated: Plasma is the fluid that exchanges nutrients, gases, and wastes across capillary walls.

• CapillaryBroader topic: This is the central function made possible by capillaries' thin walls and extensive surface area.

• BloodRelated: It is where transported materials enter or leave the blood.

• AlbuminRelated: Albumin’s osmotic effect shapes fluid movement alongside capillary pressure and permeability.

• Interstitial fluidNarrower topic: Interstitial fluid is the tissue-side compartment of this exchange.

• Circulatory systemRelated: Thin capillary walls make material exchange possible across the system.

• Extracellular fluidRelated: It links plasma with interstitial fluid.

• Blood circulationRelated: Exchange across capillary walls connects circulation to the needs of individual tissues.

• Passive transportRelated: Diffusion and osmotic forces drive much of the exchange across capillary barriers.

• Body fluidRelated: It governs the exchange that forms and replenishes interstitial fluid.

• Fluids and SecretionsRelated: This exchange forms tissue fluid and helps determine what enters lymph.