The Role of Inflammation in the Development of Atherosclerosis Includes

question 35

Multiple Choice

The role of inflammation in the development of atherosclerosis includes:

• A) damage to the cells lining the arteries by factors such as high HDL cholesterol.
• B) white blood cells being sent to the site by the immune system to try to repair the damage.
• C) production of foam cells that help to capture and remove LDL from the artery wall.
• D) proliferation of muscle cells of the artery wall, which repair the site.

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Definitions:

Countertransference

A situation where a therapist projects their own feelings and issues onto the client, potentially impacting the therapeutic relationship.

Therapeutic Neutrality

A clinical stance adopted by therapists to remain nonjudgmental and unbiased towards the client's feelings, thoughts, and behaviors.

Psychodynamic Practice

A therapeutic approach that explores the influence of the unconscious on behavior, drawing on concepts from psychoanalytic theory.

Two-Person Psychology

A psychological perspective focusing on the relational dynamics between the therapist and client, emphasizing the mutual influence and intersubjective processes.