Chapter 1.4, Problem 2AWYL

Summary Introduction

To review:

The effects that can be caused due to an inadequate amount of the serous fluid.

Introduction:

Thin sheets of tissues form the serous membranes. The serous membranes are a single continuous tissue layer, but appear as two membranes. The serous membranes produce a thin watery fluid, which is slippery in nature and called the serous fluid. The serous fluid is an extremely thin layer of fluid.