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The cаse study belоw will be used fоr multiple questiоns. The sаme cаse study is copied into each associated question prompt. Case Study: Name: Bill, Male, 6’2” tall, 255 lb, 62 years old, BMI 32.7 kg.m2, resting Blood pressure 136/90 mmHg; resting heart rate 82 bpm; lipid profile: HDL: 47, lDL:128, Triglycerides: 132; fasting blood glucose: 114 mgdL; Family history: father had coronary artery graft at age 58, mother cancer at 76, brother had myocardial infarction (non fatal) age 56. Smoking: never Medications: statins (lipids/cholesterol), ACE inhibitor to treat high BP and heart failure, antacid drug, ibuprofen for back pain Exercise history: plays golf with use of motorized cart 2 days a week until back injury 5 years ago, played baseball in highschool. Surgeries: no surgeries related to heart or lungs or skeletal muscles Goal: to lose 30 lbs and participate in low intensity activity (because of his low back pain) Question: Based on Bill's lipid profile, he would be classified as: (pick the best answer)