Review the statements listed below and sort them into the correct order for the development of atherosclerosis. rank the events in order from first to last (left to right) in the development of atherosclerosis.
a. macrophages travel to the site and engulf the oxidized ldls, and foam cells form. arterial lining is injured.
b. foam cells accumulate to create a fatty streak. plaque forms, and artery passageway narrows.
c. ldl cholesterol becomes oxidized. blood flow is slowed or stopped.
d. ldl and other substances seep through the injury and deposit within the arterial wall.

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