CLS Diagnosis & Classification of Dyslipidemia

Question 1

What blood test is essential for diagnosing dyslipidemia?

Accepted Answer

Lipid panel

Answer

Complete blood count

Answer

Liver function test

Answer

Hemoglobin A1C

Question 2

Which type of lipoprotein is considered atherogenic?

Accepted Answer

LDL

Answer

HDL

Answer

Chylomicrons

Answer

VLDL remnants

Question 3

What is familial hypercholesterolemia?

Accepted Answer

Inherited lipid disorder

Answer

Autoimmune condition

Answer

Viral infection

Answer

Hormonal imbalance

Question 4

What triglyceride level is considered high?

Accepted Answer

200 mg/dL or higher

Answer

Below 100 mg/dL

Answer

100–149 mg/dL

Answer

150–199 mg/dL

Question 5

Which classification system is used for cholesterol levels?

Accepted Answer

NCEP guidelines

Answer

CDC system

Answer

WHO model

Answer

Framingham score

Question 6

Which condition is commonly associated with secondary dyslipidemia?

Accepted Answer

Diabetes mellitus

Answer

Asthma

Answer

Osteoporosis

Answer

Anemia

Question 7

What does HDL cholesterol help with?

Accepted Answer

Cholesterol removal

Answer

Cholesterol production

Answer

Cholesterol storage

Answer

Plaque formation

Question 8

What is the recommended fasting period before lipid testing?

Accepted Answer

9–12 hours

Answer

2–3 hours

Answer

6–8 hours

Answer

No fasting needed

Question 9

What is the ideal LDL cholesterol level for high-risk individuals?

Accepted Answer

Below 70 mg/dL

Answer

Above 130 mg/dL

Answer

100–129 mg/dL

Answer

70–99 mg/dL