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A female patient (KM) presents with a BP=137/94; Blood sugars: 122mg/dl; BMI=27; LDL cholesterol= 167mg/dl; waist circumference= 37 inches; HDL= 39 mg/dl; Triglyceride=187mg/dl. Check below the all the parameters that accurately reflect this patient’s medical condition a. HYPERTENSIVE b. OBESE c. HIGH LDLs d. NORMAL HDLs Oe. HYPERTRIGLYCERIDEMIC
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