Trans-Fatty Acids Contribute to Heart Disease By

question 67

Multiple Choice

Trans-fatty acids contribute to heart disease by:

• A)producing inflammation in the arteries.
• B)contributing to high blood pressure.
• C)causing blood clots.
• D)causing irregular heartbeats.

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Pancreas

An organ in the body that produces insulin and enzymes important for digestion.

Oral Cavity

The mouth's internal space, including the lips, gums, teeth, tongue, palate, and the opening to the throat, integral for speech, breathing, and the initial stages of digestion.

Oral Cavity

The mouth, an opening in the body used for intake of food and liquid, as well as for communication, that includes the lips, tongue, gums, and teeth.

Muscular Structure

The arrangements and organizations of muscles in an organism, supporting movement and physical function.