patient is diagnosed with nephrotic syndrome (kidney disease), which results in significant protein loss in urine. Considering the Starling forces acting at the capillary level, what effect does this condition have on fluid movement across capillary membranes?

A. Increased plasma oncotic pressure leading to fluid reabsorption

B. Decreased plasma oncotic pressure leading to fluid accumulation in interstitial spaces and edema

C. Increased capillary hydrostatic pressure leading to fluid retention

D. Decreased interstitial hydrostatic pressure facilitating fluid absorption