If blood pressure is too high, this elevated _________________
can damage the delicate filtration barriers of the
glomerulus.
colloid osmotic pressure (π)
fluid pressure (Pfluid)
hydrostatic pressure (PH)
Option C-Hydrostatic pressure.(PH)
Net filtration pressure = Glomerular blood hydrostatic pressure – [Bowmans capsular hydrostatic pressure + colloid osmotic pressure of blood.
When there is An increase in Arterial or venous pressure -----there will be increased capillary hydrostatic pressure --which favours filtration.
Similarly---A reduction of Arterial or venous pressures---- will reduce capillary hydrostatic pressure --which reduce filtration.
Colloid Osmotic pressure is the pressure induced by proteins,(mainly albumin) in a blood vessel's plasma ,This is Usually independent of Arterial pressure.This pressure changes when there is Hypoproteinemia,Hyperproteinemia,Protein Leakage etc.
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