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Table 2 Association between selected variables and the occurrence of hypertension with p values

From: “Impact of stature on non-communicable diseases: evidence based on Bangladesh Demographic and Health Survey, 2011 data”

Characteristics

Hypertension status

p value

 

No hypertension

Hypertension

 
 

n (%)

n (%)

 

Height category

   

 Q1: (≤1.51)

935 (67.2%)

456 (32.8%)

<0.001

 Q2: (1.51-1.583)

1068 (77.6%)

309 (22.4%)

 

 Q3: (1.583-1.637)

1168 (83.8%)

225 (16.2%)

 

 Q4: (≥1.673)

1138 (82.6%)

240 (17.4%)

 

Gender

   

 Female

2959 (74.3%)

1022 (25.7%)

<0.001

 Male

3243 (83.0%)

663 (17.0%)

 

Education level

   

 No education

2786 (77.6%)

804 (22.4%)

0.003

 Primary

1760 (81.1%)

411 (18.9%)

 

 Secondary

1151 (79.1%)

305 (20.9%)

 

 Higher

505 (75.4%)

165 (24.6%)

 

Wealth index

   

 Poorest

1171 (83.5%)

232 (16.5%)

<0.001

 Poorer

1171 (82.0%)

257 (18.0%)

 

 Middle

1243 (81.3%)

286 (18.7%)

 

 Richer

1267 (77.2%)

375 (22.8%)

 

 Richest

1350 (71.6%)

535 (28.4%)

 

Place of residence

   

 Urban

1940 (74.9%)

649 (25.1%)

<0.001

 Rural

4262 (80.4%)

1036 (19.6%)

 

Division

   

 Dhaka

1045 (77.5%)

304 (22.5%)

<0.001

 Barisal

757 (80.8%)

180 (19.2%)

 

 Chittagong

992 (83.8%)

192 (16.2%)

 

 Khulna

911 (73.6%)

327 (26.4%)

 

 Rajshahi

892 (79.9%)

225 (20.1%)

 

 Rangpur

794 (72.4%)

302 (27.6%)

 

 Shylet

811 (84.0%)

155 (16.0%)

 

BMI category

   

 Thin

1374 (82.7%)

288 (17.3%)

<0.001

 Normal

2444 (78.0%)

690 (22.0%)

 

 Overweight

441 (67.0%)

217 (33.0%)