Fluid enters lymphatic capillaries when the pressure in the interstitial fluid spaces is _____ than the pressure inside the lymphatic capillary.
A) greater
B) lesser

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Fluid enters lymphatic capillaries when the pressure in the interstitial fluid spaces is greater than the pressure inside the lymphatic capillary. This pressure difference allows the fluid to flow into the capillaries, facilitating the return of excess interstitial fluid back to the bloodstream.

Fluid Enters Lymphatic Capillaries When the Pressure in the Interstitial