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"Who wants to do some biology work?"

Somebody must be in the mood for some biology work so here's the problem.

What is the NET pressure moving fluid out of the capillary when there is osmotic pressure (25 mm mercury) moving water into capillaries and there is blood pressure (10 mm mercury) at the venule end of the capillary?

Once I get this I'll be able to do the others but I haven't got a clue what it means so any help would be appreciated.

This is my line for when I make my move: "Hey baby, wanna help with my biology homework?". Of course they then ask why I'm 23 and still at school, so I just dribble and tell them Mother says I'm special.

Hmm, biology questions were easier when I was at school.

Think about the topic you're doing, THEN google it. Same for wiki. Jeez, by 2010 nursery children will be posting on forums asking how to add up.

I have no notes. I've already tried Google but it's useless and gave me irrelevant information.

Here's a better idea; read your notes, google it, look it up at wikipedia, then answer it yourself.

Somebody must be in the mood for some biology work so here's the problem.

What is the NET pressure moving fluid out of the capillary when there is osmotic pressure (25 mm mercury) moving water into capillaries and there is blood pressure (10 mm mercury) at the venule end of the capillary?

Once I get this I'll be able to do the others but I haven't got a clue what it means so any help would be appreciated.