Plasma proteins maintain blood osmotic pressure by providing colloid osmotic pressure, with 75% from albumin and 25% from globulins.
Las proteínas plasmáticas mantienen la presión osmótica de la sangre proporcionando presión osmótica coloidal, con el 75% aportado por la albúmina y el 25% por las globulinas.
| Front | How do plasma proteins maintain osmotic pressure of blood |
|---|---|
| Back | they provide colloid osmotic pressure 75% by albumin 25% by globulins almost none by fibrinogen |
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