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M.Sc. in Pharmacy/Clinical Laboratory Sciences LDL-CHOLESTEROL Presented By Assist.Lecturer Aseel Ghassan Daoud M.Sc. in Pharmacy/Clinical Laboratory Sciences

What are types of lipopropteins? There are 5 types from the largest to the smallest size: Chylomicrones VLDL IDL LDL HDL

What is LDL? It is a type of lipoprotein that carries cholesterol in the blood It is considered to be undesirable since it deposits cholesterol on the blood vessels walls leading to atherosclerosis and heart disease therefore it is called bad cholesterol

How can LDL-C level be measured? It can be calculated using the results of lipid profile test LDL-C= TC- HDL-C- (TG/5) mg/dl If the patient is not fasting, LDL-C can be calculated directly for more accurate result

When LDL-C measurement should be ordered? It should be ordered as a part of lipid profile test in : All healthy adults once every 5 years In those adults having one or more risk factors for heart disease In children and youths with risk factors for heart disease To evaluate the success of lifestyle changes and the effectiveness of drug therapy

How can LDL-C be evaluated if you have no other risk factors? Less than 100 mg/dl: Optimal 100-129 mg/dl: Near optimal, above optimal 130-159 mg/dl: Borderline high 160-189 mg/dl: High Greater than 189 mg/dl: Very high

What are target values for LDL-C if you receive a treatment to lower LDL-C? Less than 100 mg/dl if you have heart disease or diabetes Less than 130 mg/dl if you have 2 or more risk factors: intermediate risk for heart disease Less than 160 mg/dl if you have 0 or 1 risk factor: low risk for heart disease

Some organizations recommend that LDL-C should be less than 70 mg/dl if you have heart disease or heart attack

What are major risk factors for heart disease? Smoking Age Low HDL-C Hypertension Family history Pre-existing coronary heart disease Diabetes mellitus

What are the causes of low LDL-C? Inherited lipoprotein deficiency hyperthyroidism Infection Inflammation cirrhosis

Why LDL-C should be measured when a person is not ill? It is temporarily low during: Acute illness Immediately following heart attack Stress (from surgery or an accident) So the patient should wait at least 6 weeks after any illness to measure LDL-C

In women, LDL-C rises during pregnancy therefore she should wait at least 6 weeks after baby born