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AACVPR understanding of atherosclerosis Correct Answer: Traditional risk factors are a source
of inflammatory changes in the blood vessel wall --> which attract lipid laden macrophages and
other inflammatory cells to enter the blood vessel wall --> where they proliferate and develop
atherosclerotic plaques --> which are the source of the clinical manifestations of CHD
Fatty streaks Correct Answer: lipid deposition (daily lipid laden macrophages) in the arterial
wall
Lumen Correct Answer: opening inside of the blood vessel
fibrous plaque Correct Answer: Larger and more obstructive lesoions consisting of an outer
fibrous
Why do plaque ruptures occurs prior to the development of cardiovascular symptoms in many
cases Correct Answer: Atherosclerotic plaques that are prone to rupture tend to be younger,
more immature plaques that usually do not produce the degree of luminal narrowing required to
develop exertion symptoms
,What occurs after a plaque rupture Correct Answer: Clot formation within the lumen of the
coronary artery, potential resulting in an acute coronary syndrome from the sudden
development of severe obstruction to coronary blood flow
Examples of foods high in dietary cholesterol Correct Answer: Animal products ( meat, poultry,
fish, eggs, butter, cheese, whole and 2% milk)
Examples of foods high in saturated fatty acids Correct Answer: high fat meats (beef, lamb,
pork, poultry with skin, beef fat, lard), dairy products, tropical oils ( palm oil, palm kernel
oil, coconut oil)
Examples of foods high in trans fatty acids Correct Answer: fried foods, baked goods, stick
margarines, shortenings
Examples of foods high in monounsaturated fatty acids Correct Answer: vegetable oils (olive
oil, canola oil, peanut oil, sunflower oil, sesame oil) , avocados, peanutbutter, nuts and seeds
Examples of foods high in polyunsaturated fatty acids Correct Answer: vegetable oils (soybean
oil, safflower oil), fatty fish ( salmon, mackerel, herring, trout) nuts (walnuts), seeds (sunflower
seeds)
ACC/AHA Lifestyle Management Guidelines Dietary recommendations for lowering LDL-C
Correct Answer: 1) consume a dietary pattern that emphasizes; vegetables, whole grains and
,fruits; low fat dairy products, fish, legumes, non-tropical oils and nuts; limit sweets, sugared
beverages and red meats
2) Aim for a diet of 5-6% of calories from saturated fats
3) Reduce percent calories from saturated fats
4) Reduce percent of calories from trans fats
What are unrefined carbohydrates referred as Correct Answer: whole grains
Strongest evidence for dietary patterns Correct Answer: DASH diet
(dietary approach to stop hypertension)
Function of statins Correct Answer: reduce cholesterol production in the liver by inhibiting the
enzyme HMG CoA reductase
When to investigate into possible secondary causes of hyperlipidemia Correct Answer: LDL-C
>190 mg/dL and triglycerides >600mg/dL
LDL-C reduction on low intensity statin Correct Answer: <30%
LDL-C reduction on moderate intensity statin Correct Answer: 30-<50%
LDL-C reduction on high intensity statin Correct Answer: >50%
, Secondary causes of elevated LDL Correct Answer: diets high in saturated fat/trans fat, weight
gain, anorexia, diuretics, cyclosporine, glucocorticoids, amiodarone, binary obstruction,
nephrotic syndrome, hypothyroidism, obesity, pregnancy
Secondary causes of elevated triglycerides Correct Answer: Diets high in refined carbs, weight
gain, very low fat diets, excessive alcohol intake, estrogens, glucocorticoids, bile acid
sequestrates, protease inhibitors, retinoid acid, anabolic steroids, sirolimus, ralozifene,
How are lipids carried Correct Answer: on lipoproteins in the blood because they are insoluble
in water
Proteins found on lipoproteins Correct Answer: apolipoproteins
Density of lipoprotein with less lipid and greater protein Correct Answer: more dense
Density of lipoprotein with more lipids and less protein Correct Answer: less dense
Major bloodstream lipoproteins Correct Answer: chylomicrons, vLDL, LDL, HDL
Chylomicrons Correct Answer: least dense of the lipoproteins and are triglyceride-rich particles
that are formed in the intestine
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