A person with a normal total cholesterol level:
A) is at high risk for an acute cardiac event if his or her HDL levels are elevated.
B) will probably not develop coronary artery disease, even if his or her HDL levels are low.
C) will likely not experience an acute cardiac event, even if his or her LDL levels are elevated.
D) is still at risk for coronary artery disease if his or her LDL levels are elevated.
Answer: D) is still at risk for coronary artery disease if his or her LDL levels are elevated.
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a. true b. false
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