Why Is Unstable Plaque More Dangerous Than Stable Plaque

question 31

Multiple Choice

Why is unstable plaque more dangerous than stable plaque?

• A) Unlike stable plaque, unstable plaque is associated with an increased likelihood of hemorrhage that can lead to shock.
• B) Unlike stable plaque, unstable plaque is associated with an increased likelihood of hemorrhage that can lead to arrhythmias.
• C) Unlike stable plaque, unstable plaque is associated with thrombus formation that can cause hypertension.
• D) Unlike stable plaque, unstable plaque is associated with thrombus formation that can block blood flow and tissue oxygenation.

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