Retired people clad body mass index waist circumference and Lipids Analysis.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Retired people clad body mass index waist circumference and Lipids Analysis [Abstract] Objective: To understand the population’s body mass index clad retired (BMI, waist circumference (WC, the distribution of lipids and their relationship. Methods: Baotou Steel retirees in the book (except for poor cognitive and not actors, 682 by filling out the survey table, measuring blood lipids, body mass index, waist circumference, body mass index by sex, waist circumference, different levels of analysis. Results: The population of retired men and women were overweight and 39%, 41%, obesity prevalence was 10%, 18 % to WC (malegt; = 85cm, womengt; = 80cm definition of abdominal obesity was 29%, 41%. dyslipidemia in both men and women with BMI and WC prevalence rate was positively related to overweight only when the risk of dyslipidemia BMI overweight and almost all lower than the combination of abdominal obesity, BMI normal but abdominal obesity, abnormal blood lipid risk men and women in most cases higher than normal BMI overweight but WC. In overweight and obese people in the survey had 20% WC normal, the measurement of WC as abdominal obesity in 15.7% BMI is not overweight. in the investigation of abdominal obesity in TG, HDL-C higher than the risk of overweight BMI, and TC, LDL-C was not significant. Conclusion: WC with abdominal obesity risk assessment in terms of older dyslipidemia more effective than BMI. [Keywords:] retired people, body mass index, waist circumference, blood lipids Overweight and obesity are a variety of complex syndrome, and overall performance, often associated with hyperglycemia, dyslipidemia, hypertension, atherosclerosis, etc. simultaneously. [1] work in our daily medical examination found that obese people are obvious but the lipid normal, while some only mildly obese or overweight people have abnormal blood lipids, for which we retired persons over the age of 60 body mass index, waist circumference, abnormal b