Case Study of Lipids

Lipid Panels Case Study Subject 1 This fifty year old piece of music that has no apparent health problems has a low HDL of 30mg/dl. Thats not a redeeming(prenominal) thing because hell be more likely to rear flavor disease or collect a heart attack/stroke. Anything over 60mg/dl is considered to be optimal. He is border line senior high for LDLs of 160mg/dl, the ideal number is 100mg/dl or lower. That number tells me he is at gr work through danger to heart disease and/or heart attack. Better diet and mould would help him tremendously. He is also in the high range for triglycerides at 300mg/dl, considering anything under 150mg/dl is normal.He is at risk for high blood pressure and diabetes to name a couple things. Staying away from cigarettes, eating the right foods, and exercise would be ideal. After 150-199mg/dl it just goes to borderline, then high directs 200-499mg/dl, and then very high levels 500mg/dl or higher. Subject 2 Is a forty five year-old inactive women who i s 59 tall-stalked and weighs 170 pounds, with a history of hypertension. She has a HDL level of 40mg/dl which is not very near(a) it should be at or above 60mg/dl. She has a LDL of 140mg/dl that is borderline high and her triglyceride level is at 250mg/dl which is high.She is high risk for heart disease, heart attack, stroke, obesity, and is at risk for metabolic syndrome. These buns be greatly reduced by exercising 30 min a day for 4 days, eating healthier foods such as oily fish, fruits, and veggies. Subject 3 Is a sixty year-old sedentary who stands 59 tall and his weight is 230lbs. He has an HDL level of 25mg/dl and that is low, it should be 60mg/dl or higher. Unfortunately a low (High-Density Lipoprotein) or LDL puts you at risk of a heart attack, heart disease, or stroke. Eating less animal and partially hydrogenated fats along with exercise burn help.This musical composition has a (Low-Density Lipoprotein) or LDL at 250mg/dl which is extremely high. He needs to try and e at more healthy foods like oily fish, veggies, fruits, whole-grains, high-fiber foods, and exercise as much as he can to try and bring that number down. Otherwise he will be more likely to develop heart diseases, stroke or a number of the bad things. And his Triglyceride level was at 115mg/dl, which is pretty good or normal I should say. High triglyceride levels could increase the risk of heart disease and might be a sign of metabolic syndrome. Resources http//circ. ahajournals. org/cgi/content/full/114/1/82 http//americanheart. org/