1. The plaques in a client's coronary arteries are plentiful, and most have small- to moderate-sized lipid cores with thick fibrous caps. This form of atherosclerosis is most closely associated with which of the following diagnoses? A) Stable angina B) Non–ST-segment elevation MI C) ST-segment elevation MI D) Unstable angina Ans: A Feedback: The fixed or stable plaque is commonly associated with stable angina, and the unstable plaque is implicated in unstable angina and myocardial in...