The effects of obesity which the relationship between FBS and hypertriglyceridemia
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description: OBJECTIVE: The major 3 causes of death are cancer, cerebrovascular disease, cardiac disease in Korean. Those was 47.3 percent of total death. Cerebrovascular disease and cardiac disease are all diseases of the circulatory system. Obesity is becoming an increasing public health problem and is relating with hyperlipidemia, diabetes, hypertension, cerebrovascular disease, coronary artery disease. Lipid metabolism disorder with diabetes occured hypertriglyceridemia most plentifully. The purpose of this study was to present the find out the effect of obesity which the relationship between FBS and hypertriglyceridemia. METHODS: This study were based on 2001 Korean「National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey」 who responded to Health Examination Survey(HES) and selected 5,222 people age above 20 who is FBS less then 126㎎/㎗ and the person whom it does not know diabetes and the person whom it does not take medicine of diabetes. RESULTS: 1) A total number of subjects were 5,222, which was men were 2,184 and women were 3,038. The average of WHR were 0.85±0.06 in men while 0.83±0.07 in women and the average of FBS were 94.7±12.2㎎/㎗ in men while 93.6±11.6㎎/㎗ in women. The average of triglyceride were 155.0±83.4㎎/㎗ in men while 120.0±68.5㎎/㎗ in women. 2) The factors effect of hypertriglyceridemai present χ2-test, non-obesity group was showed significantly differences sex, age, education level, married, income, smoke, drinking alcohol, sleeping, activity level of daily living, sadness/melancholy, FBS(p<0.05). And obesity group was showed significantly differences sex, smoke, drinking alcohol, sleeping, FBS(p<0.05). 3) Significant variables that affect on hypertriglyceridemia is sex, age, drinking alcohol, obesity, FBS. CONCLUSION: It is shown that interactive action between obesity and FBS not significantly affect the hypertriglyceridemia.
abstract: OBJECTIVE: The major 3 causes of death are cancer, cerebrovascular disease, cardiac disease in Korean. Those was 47.3 percent of total death. Cerebrovascular disease and cardiac disease are all diseases of the circulatory system. Obesity is becoming an increasing public health problem and is relating with hyperlipidemia, diabetes, hypertension, cerebrovascular disease, coronary artery disease. Lipid metabolism disorder with diabetes occured hypertriglyceridemia most plentifully. The purpose of this study was to present the find out the effect of obesity which the relationship between FBS and hypertriglyceridemia. METHODS: This study were based on 2001 Korean「National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey」 who responded to Health Examination Survey(HES) and selected 5,222 people age above 20 who is FBS less then 126㎎/㎗ and the person whom it does not know diabetes and the person whom it does not take medicine of diabetes. RESULTS: 1) A total number of subjects were 5,222, which was men were 2,184 and women were 3,038. The average of WHR were 0.85±0.06 in men while 0.83±0.07 in women and the average of FBS were 94.7±12.2㎎/㎗ in men while 93.6±11.6㎎/㎗ in women. The average of triglyceride were 155.0±83.4㎎/㎗ in men while 120.0±68.5㎎/㎗ in women. 2) The factors effect of hypertriglyceridemai present χ2-test, non-obesity group was showed significantly differences sex, age, education level, married, income, smoke, drinking alcohol, sleeping, activity level of daily living, sadness/melancholy, FBS(p<0.05). And obesity group was showed significantly differences sex, smoke, drinking alcohol, sleeping, FBS(p<0.05). 3) Significant variables that affect on hypertriglyceridemia is sex, age, drinking alcohol, obesity, FBS. CONCLUSION: It is shown that interactive action between obesity and FBS not significantly affect the hypertriglyceridemia.
author: 이, 수진
language: ko
keywords: 공복혈당, 고중성지방혈증, 비만, WHR, FBS
date published: 2011-01-05T08:02:54Z
date modified: 2026-07-24T00:51:16Z
provider: Ajou University
publisher: Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations
type: WebPage
source organization: Ajou University