28. Know the following equation by memory and be able to calculate NFP when givennumbers for each of the variables. Practice using the problem below.Net filtration pressure Capillary Hydrostatic PressureColloid Osmotic PressureNFP CHP - OPa. Calculate the NFP if the capillary hydrostatic pressure = 30 mm Hg and osmoticpressure = 17 mm Hg. NFP =-

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