During inflammation,permeable capillary walls allow accumulation of fluids near injured cells causing which of the following?
A) calor
B) diapedesis
C) edema
D) blood clotting

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Permeable capillary walls during inflammation allow an accumulation of fluids near injured cells, causing swelling or edema. Calor is the Latin word for heat, and diapedesis is the process by which white blood cells move through the walls of capillaries to reach infected or inflamed tissue. Blood clotting may occur as a result of inflammation, but it is not directly caused by the accumulation of fluids near the injured cells.

During Inflammation,permeable Capillary Walls Allow Accumulation of Fluids near Injured