The term transudate describes fluid associated with
A) mucus membranes.
B) mammary glands.
C) cutaneous membranes.
D) serous membranes.
E) endocrine glands.

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Transudate refers to a fluid that is associated with serous membranes, which are thin membranes that cover organs and line body cavities. These membranes produce a lubricating fluid that helps reduce friction between organs and body cavities. Transudate is a type of fluid that is formed when plasma seeps through the capillaries in the serous membranes, without the presence of significant inflammation or cellular debris.

The Term Transudate Describes Fluid Associated with