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Why are the lymphatic vessels closely associated with the capillary beds?
All of the interstitial fluid that leaks from the lymphatic vessels is picked up by the capillaries.
Some of the interstitial fluid that leaks from the lymphatic vessels is picked up by the capillaries.
All of the interstitial fluid that leaks from the capillaries is picked up by the lymphatic vessels.
Some of the interstitial fluid that leaks from the capillaries is picked up by the lymphatic vessels.


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The lymphatic vessels are closely associated with the capillary beds

because some of the interstitial fluid that leaks from the lymphatic vessels is picked up by the capillaries. The interstitial fluid that leaks from the lymphatic vessels may cause osmotic pressure which is why it is usually picked up by the capillaries. The capillaries then return them to the blood so that they can be redistributed to the cells.

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