Table 1 Analysis of basic characteristics of hypertension and nonhypertension.

From: The effects of the interaction between BMI and dyslipidemia on hypertension in adults

Variables

Hypertension (n, %)

Nonhypertension (n, %)

t/χ2

P value

Age (years, mean ± sd)

66.5 ± 10.5

51.9 ± 16.5

22.726a

 < 0.001

BMI(kg/m2, mean ± sd)

24.5 ± 3.4

23.1 ± 3.2

9.886a

 < 0.001

Gender

  

0.084b

0.772

 Male

318(28.2)

809(71.8)

  

 Female

447(27.7)

1166(72.3)

  

Age

  

353.739b

 < 0.001

 15 ~ 44

28(4.0%)

670(96.0%)

  

 45 ~ 59

438(30.2%)

1014(69.8%)

  

 ≥ 60

299(50.7%)

291(49.3%)

  

Place of residence

  

5.158b

0.076

 City

522(26.8%)

1424(73.2%)

  

 Rural

90(33.0%)

183(67.0%)

  

 The rural–urban junction

153(29.4%)

368(70.6%)

  

Educational level

  

168.739b

 < 0.001

 No formal schooling

21(35.0%)

39(65.0%)

  

 Primary school

247(44.0%)

315(56.0%)

  

 Junior high school

236(30.1%)

549(69.9%)

  

 High school

199(27.3%)

530(72.7%)

  

 College degree or above

62(10.3%)

542(89.7%)

  

Smoking

  

1.205b

0.272

 Yes

197(29.6%)

469(70.4%)

  

 No

568(27.4%)

1506(72.6%)

  

Drinking

  

0.333b

0.564

 Yes

142(29.0%)

348(71.0%)

  

 No

623(27.7%)

1627(72.3%)

  

Diabetes

  

186.344b

 < 0.001

 Yes

183(61.4%)

115(38.6%)

  

 No

582(23.8%)

1860(76.2%)

  

Dyslipidemia

  

231.503b

 < 0.001

 Yes

248(58.4%)

177(41.6%)

  

 No

517(22.3%)

1798(77.7%)

  

BMI

  

85.903b

 < 0.001

 Underweight

16(12.1%)

116(87.9%)

  

 Normal weight

341(22.9%)

1147(77.1%)

  

 Overweight

317(35.7%)

572(64.3%)

  

 Obesity

89(43.6%)

115(56.4%)

  
  1. aStudent's t-test,
  2. bChi-square test; BMI: body mass index.