Which of the following ors filtration at the aeriolar end of the capillary bed?
Starling's forces: The forces acting on the capillary to cause movement of fluid into or out of the capillary. Two forces that tend to move the fluid out of the capillary - Capillary hydrostatic pressure Interstitial colloid oncotic pressure. Two forces that tend to move the fluid back into the capillary - Plasma colloid oncotic pressure Interstitial hydrostatic pressure. At the aeriolar end of the capillary: The balance or net sum of these forces or the fluid to move out; thus fluid leaks out of the capillary at this end. At the venous end of the capillary: The balance or net sum of these forces is in the or of fluid movement back into the capillary.
Decrease in hydrostatic pressure of capillaries
Increase in hydrostatic pressure of capillaries
Increase in oncotic pressure of capillaries
Decrease in oncotic pressure of interstitium
Circulation