Because cholesterol is insoluble in plasma, it is mainly carried by the lipoprotein: A) IDL. B) HDL. C) LDL. D) VLDL. 2.A major cause of secondary hyperlipoproteinemia is , which increasesthe production of VLDL and conversion to LDL. A) high-calorie diet B) diabetes mellitus C) bile-binding resin D) cholesterol ingestion 3.The most important complication of atherosclerosis is , which may cause occlusion of small heart vessels. A) ulceration B) thrombosis C) fatty streaks D) fibrous plaque 4.A serum marker for systemic inflammation, , is now considered a major risk factor marker for atherosclerosis, and vascular disease. A) leukocytosis B) homocysteine C) serum lipoprotein D) C-reactive protein 5.Small-vessel vasculitides, a group of vascular disorders that cause vasculitis, are mainly mediated by: A) infectious agents. B) tissue necrosis. C) mononuclear cells. D) hypersensitivity reactions. 6.Atherosclerotic peripheral vascular disease is symptomatic with at least 50% occlusion.
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