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Part 4: The following is found in your patient's lipid profile blood test: 01 Lipids Cholesterol, Total Triglyoerides 01 210 Righ mg/dL 100-199 0-149 01 236 ㎎/dL ng/dl 01 HDL Cholesterol 36 >39 01 According to ATP-111 Guidelines. HDL-C >59 mg/dL is considered a negative risk factor for CHD. LDL Cholesterol Calo Comment 127 0-99 Kigh g/dL 01 01 It initial LDL-cholesterol result ia 100 ng/dt, assess for risk factors. Chol/HDL Ratio 5.8 igh ratio un Bightimes avg Chol/HDL Ratio 0.0-5.0 01 Estimated CHD Risk 0.0-1.0 1.2 Men Women 1/2 Avg.Risk 3.4 3.3 Avg.Risk 5.04.4 2x Avg.Risk 9.67.1 3xAvg ,RİSK 23.4 11.0 T!e CHD Risk is based on the T. Chol/ROL ratio. other tactors atfect CHD Risk such as hypertension, smoking, diabetes, severe obesity, and anily history of pre- mature CHD 01 What is found to be normal, if any? What is found to be abnormal, if any? What changes could your patient make to possibly improve their profile?

Answer 1

Answer :

There is no any normal values In patient lipid blood test.

Because what ever the lab results shown those are almost all high and some are low values.

The abnormal values are includes :

* Cholesterol levels are 210 mg per dl. High.

* Total triglycerides are 236 mg per dl. High.

* HDL cholesterol 36 mg per dl. Low.

* LDL 127 mg per dl. High.

* total Cholesterol and HDL ratio also high that is 5.8.

* estimated CHD risk is 1.2 high.

The changes should be need to improve patient profile is :

* client should be do exercises daily,

* avoid smoking,

* sedentary life style should be avoid and daily activities are necessary.

* avoid to take fatty diet, and need to take salt restricted diet.

* more fiber diet should be taken.

* adequate fluids should be taken.

By the maintainance of following points we can get the good results in patient profile. And reduce the risk of CHD also.