Case 3//laboratory results for patients with uncontrolled type 1 DM revealhyperglycemia (456 mg/dl) and hyper triglyceridemia ( 395 mg/dl), the most likely causeof the hyper triglyceridemia in this patients is which of the following ?1. Deficiency in a apoprotein C-II2. Increased hepatic TGs synthesis3. Decreased lipoprotein lipase activity4. Deficiency in LDL receptors

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laboratory results for patients with uncontrolled type 1 DM revea cemia (456 mg/dl) and hyper triglyceridemia ( 395 mg/dl), the most likely cause per triglyceridemia in this patients is which of the following ? ficiency in a apoprotein C-II ereased hepatic TGs synthesis creased lipoprotein lipase activity ficiency in LDL receptors

laboratory results for patients with uncontrolled type 1 DM revea cemia (456 mg/dl) and hyper triglyceridemia ( 395 mg/dl), the most likely cause per triglyceridemia in this patients is which of the following ? ficiency in a apoprotein C-II ereased hepatic TGs synthesis creased lipoprotein lipase activity ficiency in LDL receptors

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