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Excess calcium is moved between interstitial fluids and blood via active transport by calcium pumps in cell membranes. Excess potassium is moved through the Na+/K+ pump that actively transports potassium ions out of cells and into the blood in exchange for sodium ions.

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Q: How are Excess calcium and potassium are moved between interstitial fluids and blood?
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