A 45 year old man’s lipid profile results are sent to the nurse practitioner they are as follows total

A 45 year old man’s lipid profile results are sent to the nurse practitioner they are as follows total cholesterol = 287 mmol?L; high density lipoproteins = 30 mg/dl; low density protein = 165 mg/dl; triglycerides = 138 mg/dl. The nurse practitioner interprets these results as: A. abnormal; the elevated triglyceride level is of the most concern. B. borderline; there is considered to be a borderline risk lipid profile C. abnormal; the total cholesterol and LDL levels are elevated, and the HDL is low. D. normal; these results are of no concern