Hardening of the arteries is known as a. atherosclerosis. b. congestive heart failure. c. arteriosclerosis. d. angina pectoris.

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Hardening of the arteries is known as

a. atherosclerosis.
b. congestive heart failure.
c. arteriosclerosis.
d. angina pectoris.

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Answer:

a). atherosclerosis

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