The Investigation of Risk Factors of Hypertension among Adult Residents in Hebei Province
Jingyi Zhang
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Jingyi Zhang
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Objective To understand hypertension risk factors among adult residents in Hebei province.Methods The adult residents were selected by multistage stratified sampling,and investigated with the same questionnaires,body measurement,blood pressure measurement,blood sample analysis,to analyze risk factors of hypertension by χ2 with simple factor and by logistic regression with mult-factors.Results The prevalence of hypertension in 4200 adult residents(18-69 ages) was 39.6% and age-adjusted rate was 28.5%.The single factors analysis indicated that the prevalence of hypertension was higher in men than in women,in countryside than in city,and increased with age rising.Its prevalence is correlated with education level,marriage status,occupation,income,smoking,passive smoking,manual activity,eating habits,BMI,waist,diabetes,blood fat,status of spirit and health.Multiple logistic regression analysis indicated that city,female,educational level of senior high school and above that,farm working,eating less brined vegetables is protective factors for hypertension,and their OR(95%CI) were 0.777(0.644~0.937),0.674(0.551~0.823),0.654(0.534~0.801),0.826(0.684~0.997),0.844(0.729~0.977) respectively,and more than 35 ages,not usually eating vegetable,bad status of health by self-sensations,high serum TC and TG,overweight and obesity were the main risk factors for hypertension,and their OR(95%CI) were 4.145(3.263~5.266),4.460(1.049~18.969),1.234(1.068~1.425),1.400(1.200~1.634),1.420(1.074~1.878),1.478(1.235~1.768),1.728(1.448~2.061) respectively.Conclusion The prevalence of hypertension in adult residents in Hebei province was correlated with multi-factors,so complicated prevention and control in hypertension should be reinforced.
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Objective To understand hypertension risk factors among adult residents in Hebei province.Methods The adult residents were selected by multistage stratified sampling,and investigated with the same questionnaires,body measurement,blood pressure measurement,blood sample analysis,to analyze risk factors of hypertension by χ2 with simple factor and by logistic regression with mult-factors.Results The prevalence of hypertension in 4200 adult residents(18-69 ages) was 39.6% and age-adjusted rate was 28.5%.The single factors analysis indicated that the prevalence of hypertension was higher in men than in women,in countryside than in city,and increased with age rising.Its prevalence is correlated with education level,marriage status,occupation,income,smoking,passive smoking,manual activity,eating habits,BMI,waist,diabetes,blood fat,status of spirit and health.Multiple logistic regression analysis indicated that city,female,educational level of senior high school and above that,farm working,eating less brined vegetables is protective factors for hypertension,and their OR(95%CI) were 0.777(0.644~0.937),0.674(0.551~0.823),0.654(0.534~0.801),0.826(0.684~0.997),0.844(0.729~0.977) respectively,and more than 35 ages,not usually eating vegetable,bad status of health by self-sensations,high serum TC and TG,overweight and obesity were the main risk factors for hypertension,and their OR(95%CI) were 4.145(3.263~5.266),4.460(1.049~18.969),1.234(1.068~1.425),1.400(1.200~1.634),1.420(1.074~1.878),1.478(1.235~1.768),1.728(1.448~2.061) respectively.Conclusion The prevalence of hypertension in adult residents in Hebei province was correlated with multi-factors,so complicated prevention and control in hypertension should be reinforced.
Key concepts: Medicine, Overweight, Logistic regression, Obesity, Blood pressure, Waist, Environmental health, Risk factor