Glomerular capillary hydrostatic pressure is greater than Systemic capillary hydrostatic pressure. However, this statement is false because the hydrostatic pressure stays high in the glomerular capillaries so that they don't merge into a vein. Instead, they merge into an arteriole. Also, an arteriole enters and exits this capillary.
The glomerular capillary is the filtering unit of the kidney. It is a specialized bundle of capillaries. Glomerular capillary hydrostatic pressure promotes filtration, and it pushes water and dissolved blood components through the pores of the capillaries tube. The resulting fluid that enters the capsule is called glomerular filtrate.
Systemic capillaries are the intersecting points between the veins and the arteries. These capillaries allow the transfer of nutrients and oxygen to a body organ and muscle cells and also help in the removal of waste and carbon dioxide (CO2).
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