Match the following Transcellular fluids with their functions:

$(i)\Rightarrow a.,(ii)\Rightarrow b.,(iii)\Rightarrow c.,(iv)\Rightarrow d.$

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$(i)\Rightarrow d.,(ii)\Rightarrow c.,(iii)\Rightarrow b.,(iv)\Rightarrow a.$

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$(i)\Rightarrow c.,(ii)\Rightarrow d.,(iii)\Rightarrow a.,(iv)\Rightarrow b.\\$

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$(i)\Rightarrow b.,(ii)\Rightarrow a.,(iii)\Rightarrow d.,(iv)\Rightarrow a.\\$

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Solution

The correct option is B
$(i)\Rightarrow d.,(ii)\Rightarrow c.,(iii)\Rightarrow b.,(iv)\Rightarrow a.$

The synovial fluid acts as a lubricant in the joints of the bones. The intraocular fluid present in the eyes supplies nutrition and also maintains the pressure in the eye.

The cerebrospinal fluid acts primarily as a shock absorber but also supplies nutrition. The intracellular fluid, which is present inside the cell, maintains the shape and size of cell.

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