When pressure inside the capillary exceeds pressure on the outside,fluid is pushed out through the pores in a process known as:

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The process described in the question is ultrafiltration, where fluid is pushed out through the pores in a capillary due to a higher pressure inside the capillary than on the outside. Passive diffusion, active osmosis, and phagocytosis do not involve the same mechanism of pushing fluids out through pores. Infusion refers to introducing a fluid into a vein or tissue, which is not applicable to this question.

When Pressure Inside the Capillary Exceeds Pressure on the Outside,fluid