The fluid which bathes and nourishes the tissue cells is the

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Interstitial fluid, also known as tissue fluid, is the fluid that surrounds and bathes the tissue cells, providing them with water, nutrients, and oxygen. It is derived from blood plasma and returns to the bloodstream through the lymphatic system. The other options, such as cytoplasm, lymph, and blood, have different functions and do not specifically refer to the fluid that bathes and nourishes tissue cells.

The Fluid Which Bathes and Nourishes the Tissue Cells Is