Exam 7: Lipids in Health and Disease
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Which dietary fat(s)reduce cardiovascular risk by reducing blood clotting?
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On a 2,000 calorie diet,saturated fatty acids should be limited to a maximum of _____ calories to lower risk of cardiovascular disease in the general population.Show your calculation.
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A male patient with excessive abdominal fat,prediabetes,HDL 35 mg/dl,LDL 100 mg/dl,and total cholesterol 175 mg/dl would
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All of the following dietary changes reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease except:
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Generally saturated fats increase serum LDL cholesterol,with the possible exceptions of
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A middle-aged man with blockage of the coronary artery that produced heart tissue damage would have had
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To lower cardiovascular disease risk,the American Heart Association recommends that total fatty acid intake while on a 2,000 calorie should be in between how many calories? Show your calculations.
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A female patient with excessive abdominal fat,LDL 165 mg/dl,HDL 45 mg/dl,and 250 mg/dl triglycerides has
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Studies have shown that fatty fish and fish oil intake consistently lower cardiovascular disease risk by
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Moderate alcohol intake by middle-aged men and women reduces heart disease risk by:
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