Select the true statements. Select all that apply.O Hydrostatic pressure of the interstitial fluid will pull fluid out of the capillary into the tissue at thevenule end.O Osmotic pressure of the interstitial fluid will push fluid into the tissue at the arteriole end.O Osmotic pressure of the capillary will cause fluid to move back into the capillary near the venule.O Hydrostatic pressure of the capillary will force fluid out to the tissue at the arteriole end.

Capillaries are minor blood-containing structures that joins arterioles to venules. They are the…

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