Author Question: Brad has recently increased his weekly intake of omega-3 fatty acids. Over time, which of the ... (Read 25 times)

KWilfred

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Brad has recently increased his weekly intake of omega-3 fatty acids. Over time, which of the
  following effects would he likely NOT experience?
 
  A) reduction in inflammation
  B) reduction in blood triglycerides
  C) increase in risk for cardiovascular disease
  D) increase in HDLs

Question 2

Which of the following sequences BEST summarizes the gradual development of
  atherosclerosis?
 
  A) artery cells injured, inflammation, blood lipids accumulate, fatty streaks form, plaque
  accumulates, diminished blood flow, tissue damage
  B) excess dietary cholesterol, plaque accumulation, blood vessel inflammation, blood glucose
  increase, immune response, cell damage
  C) blood vessel inflammation, heart attack damages arteries, tissue damage, immune
  response, lipids accumulate, plaque forms
  D) plaque ruptures blood vessels, immune response, inflammation, cholesterol accumulation,
  vessels narrow and harden, plaque repairs damage



Mochi

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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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