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Investigation of BMI,Blood Pressure,Blood Lipids and Fasting Plasma Glucose in 16367 Residents of Chongqing / 中国慢性病预防与控制
Chinese Journal of Prevention and Control of Chronic Diseases ; (6)2006.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-674451
ABSTRACT
Objective To investigate the abnormal situation and the characteristics of body mass index(BMI),blood pressure (BP),blood lipid(BL),and fasting plasma glucose(FPG) in residents of Chongqing.Methods Data of BMI,BP,BL and FPG were obtained from 16 367 residents receiving regular health examination in our Hospital in 2006.Results These metabolic indicators of this group were abnormalThe detection rate was 33.2%(42.5% in male and 17.6% in female)for overweight;7.4%(9.7% in male and 3.5% in female) for obesity;25.4%(30.0% in male and 17.6% in female) for hypertension;,38.9%(41% in male and 35.5% in female) for total cholesterol;26.1%( 34% in male and 12.8% in female) for triglyceride;23.7%(26.8% in male and 18.6% in female) for low-density lipoprotein;8.2%(11.8% in male and 2.2% in female) for high-density lipoprotein;3.2%(3.8% in male and 2.2% in female) for impaired fasting glucose;and 3.2%(3.9% in male and 2.0% in female) for diabetes meUitus.The detection rate of these metabolic disorders was significantly higher in men than those in women,and increased with age,which was significantly higher in people aged 30-40 years than in people aged less than 30 years.Conclusion The levels of BMI,BP,BL and FPG of health examination residents in Chongqing had its unique characteristics,and were abnormal significantly,it was very important to take regularly health examination after 30 yrs old.

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Full text: Available Index: WPRIM (Western Pacific) Language: Chinese Journal: Chinese Journal of Prevention and Control of Chronic Diseases Year: 2006 Type: Article