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After circulating around the cells of the tissues, all extracellular fluid thena. evaporates from the body.b. becomes urine.c. returns to the bloodstream.d. a and b.
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evaporates from the body. - This is not true, as extracellular fluid does not simply evaporate from the body. b. becomes urine. - This is partially true, as some extracellular fluid does become urine after being filtered by the kidneys. Show more…
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