Week 6: Cholesterol

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Week 6: Cholesterol

Post-Module Quiz

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Choose the correct answer regarding the types of cholesterol:

LDL is what some call "bad" cholesterol - this is because high LDL levels raise your risk of heart attacks and strokes.

LDL is what some call "good" cholesterol - this is because high LDL levels lowers your risk of heart attacks and strokes.

HDL is what some call "good" cholesterol - this is because high HDL levels lowers your risk of heart attacks and strokes.

HDL is what some call "bad" cholesterol - this is because high LDL levels raise your risk of heart attacks and strokes.

A and C

B and D

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What foods should you avoid to lower cholesterol?

Red Meats

Steamed fish

Spinach

Butter

Fried Foods

Foods high in saturated fat

Dark chocolate

A patient comes into the Van and requests a cholesterol test. Since he has not had cholesterol tested in > 6 months, you agree to screen him. His results show: TC = 210, HDL = 30, Non-HDL = 180. Interpret these results:

TC = too high, HDL = not high enough, Non-HDL = too high

TC = too high, HDL = normal , Non-HDL = too high

TC = too high, HDL = not high enough, Non-HDL = normal

TC = normal, HDL = normal, Non-HDL = normal

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