Hydrostatic Pressure

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I need some help with explanation why increase in hydrostatic pressure will decrease in filtration.
Thank you for your help

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I need some help with explanation why increase in hydrostatic pressure will decrease in filtration.
Thank you for your help

Think simple. If you increase pushing pressure in the Bowman's capsule, it will be acting against pushing (hydrostatic) pressure in the Glomerulus. Thus, less filtrate will move through. You must have high enough pressure to move blood through the Glomerulus, so it can be filtered. That is why it occurs in the kidneys.
Hope this helps.