The total fluid or water content of the human body ranges from <u>30% and 40%</u> of its total weight.
In an adult male, approximately 60% of the body is made up of water. However, adipose tissue does not contain as much water as lean tissue. Adult females have a higher percentage of their bodies made up of fat than males, accounting for about 55% of their body water.
Total body water weight (TBW) accounts for approximately 60% of total body weight. Whole body water is divided into an intracellular fluid compartment (about 66%) and an extracellular fluid compartment (about 33%). These two spaces are separated by the cell membrane.
The extracellular fluid comprises approximately 20% of total body weight and is further subcategorized as plasma at approximately 5% of body weight and interstitial space which is approximately 12% of body weight.
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