Identify ALL of the following which are TRUE regarding cholesterol and disease:if an artery leading to the heart is blocked, a heart attack could resultO Artery inflammation can increase the risk of clots and thromboses; this could lead to arterial blockage(reduced blood flow in an artery)blood vessel inflammation can become self-perpetuating; where inflammation occurs, it becomes more likelythat inflammation will continue, especially when blood LDL are high and HDL are lowAn arterial plaque can increase the chance of developing hypertensionexercise has no effect on blood cholesteroldietary artificial trans fats seem to increase LDL and decrease HDL more than both dietary saturated fats anddietary cholesterol in most people (that is, trans fats are worse than sat fats and cholesterol)if a product lists "partially hydrogenated" oil as an ingredient, it contains some trans fat even if it is less than .5g per serving.hypertension can put extra strain on the heart and increase the chance of blood vessel inflammationif an artery leading to the brain is blocked, a stroke could resultHigh LDL and low HDL can promote inflammation of arteries

Cholesterol is a waxy and fat like chemical compound found in all cells of body.

Identify ALL of the following which are TRUE regarding cholesterol and disease: if an artery leading to the heart is blocked, a heart attack could result O Artery inflammation can increase the risk of clots and thromboses; this could lead to arterial blockage (reduced blood flow in an artery) O blood vessel inflammation can become self-perpetuating; where inflammation occurs, it becomes more likely that inflammation will continue, especially when blood LDL are high and HDL are low | An arterial plaque can increase the chance of developing hypertension exercise has no effect on blood cholesterol O dietary artificial trans fats seem to increase LDL and decrease HDL more than both dietary saturated fats and dietary cholesterol in most people (that is, trans fats are worse than sat fats and cholesterol) O if a product lists "partially hydrogenated" oil as an ingredient, it contains some trans fat even if it is less than .5 g per serving. hypertension can put extra strain on the heart and increase the chance of blood vessel inflammation if an artery leading to the brain is blocked, a stroke could result High LDL and low HDL can promote inflammation of arteries

Identify ALL of the following which are TRUE regarding cholesterol and disease: if an artery leading to the heart is blocked, a heart attack could result O Artery inflammation can increase the risk of clots and thromboses; this could lead to arterial blockage (reduced blood flow in an artery) O blood vessel inflammation can become self-perpetuating; where inflammation occurs, it becomes more likely that inflammation will continue, especially when blood LDL are high and HDL are low | An arterial plaque can increase the chance of developing hypertension exercise has no effect on blood cholesterol O dietary artificial trans fats seem to increase LDL and decrease HDL more than both dietary saturated fats and dietary cholesterol in most people (that is, trans fats are worse than sat fats and cholesterol) O if a product lists "partially hydrogenated" oil as an ingredient, it contains some trans fat even if it is less than .5 g per serving. hypertension can put extra strain on the heart and increase the chance of blood vessel inflammation if an artery leading to the brain is blocked, a stroke could result High LDL and low HDL can promote inflammation of arteries

Understanding Nutrition (MindTap Course List)

15th Edition

ISBN:9781337392693

Author:Eleanor Noss Whitney, Sharon Rady Rolfes

Publisher:Eleanor Noss Whitney, Sharon Rady Rolfes

Chapter5: The Lipids: Triglycerides, Phospholipids, And Sterols

Section: Chapter Questions

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