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Normal Total cholesterol
<200
Normal Tg
<150
Normal LDL-C
<100 in normal population, <70 in moderate risk, <50 in very high risk px
Normal HDL-C
>40 in male, >50 in female
What is the difference between fibrates and statins
Fibrates used to lower TG, statins used to lower CHOLESTEROL
A Px that has fasted 10-12 hrs should not have which lipoprotein presence
Chylomicron and its remnant should not be found
What does total cholesterol measure
VLDL, IDL, LDL, HDL
What does Tg measure
Tg exist in all lipoprotein but is highest in VLDL → Assumed that Tg is mostly from VLDL
LDL calculation formula
LDL = TC - (Tg/5) - HDL
*Tg/5 = VLDL that CANNOT be >400; assumed that IDL is so small it is negligible
If your patient forgot to fast before doing lipid profile, which one can you still send
DIRECT LDL ONLY → cannot calculate bc Tg will be too high
Why is hs-CRP a measure for atherosclerosis
hs-CRP is measure of endothelial damage → CRP <10 is detectable by hs-CRP → Indicates possibility for LDL to enter sub endothelium
Non HDL formula
Total cholesterol - HDL cholesterol; <130 optimal for normal pp, <100 for high risk
Total cholesterol/HDL cholesterol ratio
Measure cholesterol to HDL → Higher value = lower HDL which is bad
What is the rationale beheind Tg/HDL ratio
High Tg + low HDL → Bad FFA exchange = increased CETP function that changes LDL into sdLDL → Easier to enter endothelium to cause plaque
What is LDL/HDL ratio
Upward shift = high LDL or low HDL → Trigger cascade of vascular damage
What is ApoA-1
Measure of HDL → there is one ApoA-1 for one HDL
What is ApoB
Measure the amount of ApoB containing particles (VLDL, IDL, LDL)
What is ApoB/Apo A-1 ratio
Measure balance between cholesterol deposition (ApoB) and clearance (ApoA-1)
What is lipoprotein(a)/Lp(a)
Covalently linked to ApoB → ApoB cannot bind to LDL
Looks like plasminogen → inhibit real plasmin = no fibrinolysis
What is sdLDL
Find small dense LDL that is more likely to become atherogenic
What is oxLDL
Measure of oxidated LDL that will be eaten by MC → Lab does not reflect real level since atherosclerosis occurs in sub endothelial but lab measures in blood