why is a non-fasting blood sample a preferred method to obtain lab values to calculate total LDL...
why is a non-fasting blood sample a preferred method to obtain lab values to calculate total LDL cholesterol based on lab values of
1) total cholesterol mg/dL
2) HDL cholesterol mg/dL
3) total triglycerides mg/dL
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Lipid profile readings are measured to know any changes in the heart ruling out any deposition of fats in the blood vessels causing atherosclerosis.
The total cholesterol and HDL cholesterol remains more or less same during fasting and non fasting state, whereas the post prandial triglycerides remains elevated or high even after several hours.A non fasting blood sample can be preferred method to obtain lab values to calculate total LDL cholesterol based on the value of total triglycerides mg/dl
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A cholesterol screening finds that a person's blood serum has 38 mg/dL HDL and 190 mg/dL LDL a. Are these values within the normal range? o Yes No b. How many grams of HDL are present in 3.0 mL of the serum? the tolerance is +/-29% c. How many micrograms of LDL are present in 2.5 x 10-4 L of the serum? the tolerance is +/-2% d. What is the LDL/HDL ratio? Is this value considered to be healthy? No...
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