If you have ever breathed air out of your lungs onto a cold glass surface,you have seen the glass fog up from water contained in your breath.Which of the descriptions below describes the journey of that water from a cell in your body to your breath?
A) blood plasma to lungs to capillary to interstitial fluid across the plasma membrane to cell interior
B) cell interior across the plasma membrane to blood plasma to interstitial fluid to capillary to lungs
C) cell interior across the plasma membrane to capillary to interstitial fluid to blood plasma to lungs
D) cell interior across the plasma membrane to interstitial fluid to capillary to blood plasma to lungs

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The correct journey of water from a cell in your body to your breath starts from the cell interior, moves across the plasma membrane to the interstitial fluid, then to the capillary, followed by the blood plasma, and finally to the lungs. This path reflects the movement of water through the body's tissues and circulatory system before being expelled as part of the breath.

If You Have Ever Breathed Air Out of Your Lungs