Extracellular fluid serves as
A) a transport medium with large storage capacity.
B) a transport medium.
C) a storage area.
D) a reserve area.
E) a component of the phospholipid bilayer.

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Extracellular fluid primarily serves as a transport medium, facilitating the movement of nutrients, gases, and waste products between cells and the external environment. It does not primarily function as a storage or reserve area.

Extracellular Fluid Serves as