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Table 3 Body composition parameters, glucose levels and BP in the study group

From: Prevalence of dyslipidaemia within Polish nurses. Cross-sectional study - single and multiple linear regression models and ROC analysis

Parameter

Total (n = 405)

n (%)

BMI *

[kg/m2]

Underweight

7 (1.73)

Normal body mass

158 (39.01)

Overweight

132 (32.59)

Class I obesity

74 (18.27)

Class II obesity

25 (6.17)

Class III obesity

9 (2.22)

WHR*

Normal

208 (51.36)

Abdominal obesity

197 (48.64)

WHtR *

Normal

178 (43.95)

Increased cardiometabolic risk

164 (40.49)

Significantly increased cardiometabolic risk

63 (15.56)

BP*

[mmHg]

Normal

173 (42.72)

Elevated

71 (17.53)

High blood pressure Stage 1

126 (31.11)

High blood pressure Stage 2

35 (8.64)

FG*

[mg/dL]

Hypoglicemia

Normal

2 (0.49)

274 (67.65)

Elevated

123 (30.37)

Abnormal glucose - suspicion of diabetes

6 (1.48)

BFP category *

[%]

Normal

233 (57.53)

Elevated

123 (30.37)

Abnormal glucose - suspicion of diabetes

49 (12.10)

VFI *

Normal

386 (95.31)

Elevated

19 (4.69)

TBW *

[%]

Normal

284 (70.12)

Low

106 (26.17)

High

15 (3.70)

PA

[°]

Average ± SD

5,51 (0.5)

Median (quartiles)

5,47 (5.19–5.8)

Range

3.9–7.66

  1. Data presented as: * - n (%); BMI- Body Mass Index; WHR - Waist Hip Ratio; WHtR - Waist to Height Ratio; BP - Blood pressure; FG - Fasting glucose; BFP category - Body Fat Percentage category; VFI - Visceral Fat Index; TBW - Total Body Water; PA– Phase angle; SD– standard deviation