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

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During inflammation, the permeable capillary walls allow the accumulation of fluids near injured cells, which can cause edema or swelling. Calor (heat) and redness are also common signs of inflammation, but they are not caused specifically by the accumulation of fluids. Blood clotting may occur in response to injury or inflammation, but it is not a direct result of the accumulation of fluids near injured cells.

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