Correlations between Body Mass Index and Glycemic Status in Individuals in Grobogan Regency
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Body Mass Index have provided hyperglycemia problems with higher medical costs due to macro and microvascular complications. The purposed of this study was to determine the relationship between BMI and glycemic status. This research used cross sectional design with non probabilistic and saturated sampling method. Blood glucose examination was performed using Glucose Fasting Plasma. The results showed that class 1 obesity and grade 2 hyperglycemia are still a problem of comorbidity Diabetes Mellitus. The results also showed that the majority of obese and normoweight respondents experienced normoglycaemia, whereas overweight and underweight had more hyperglycemia. The conclusions of the outcome analysis between BMI and glycemic status are interrelated (p; 0.004 or p <0.05). This research suggested that BMI 27 kg/m2 with age ≥ 45 years can be done examination of glycemia to know hyperglycemia abnormalities in patient individual of Public Health Center.
Keywords : Body Mass Index, glycemic state
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