👉 The corps fluid, also known as interstitial fluid, is a vital component of the human body's circulatory system, making up about 60% of total body water. It is a clear, colorless liquid that fills the spaces between cells (cytoplasms) and within the blood vessels, acting as a medium for nutrient and waste exchange. This fluid is crucial for maintaining cellular health, facilitating metabolic processes, and supporting the body's homeostasis. It consists mainly of water, but also contains proteins, electrolytes, glucose, and various waste products, which are transported between cells and the bloodstream. The balance of the corps fluid is essential for proper organ function, and disruptions can lead to various health issues.
