Table 4.

Comparison of sociodemographic characteristics and health-disease conditions with ADL, CFS, and MNA.

Parameters			ADL	Statistics of test	P	CFS	Statistics of test	P	MNA	Statistics of test	P
	n	%	Mean			Mean ± SD			Mean ± SD
Gender
Female	75	49.7	73.65	U = 2673.5	.293	3.33  ± 1.24	t = 0.793	.429	12.65  ± 1.67	t = 1458	.147
Male	76	50.3	78.35			3.17 ± 1.26			12.14 ± 2.52
Age group
65–74 years	114	75.5	80.35	U = 1613	.001	3.02 ± 1.05	t = −3522	.001	12.67  ± 2.00	t = 2526	.015
≥75 years	37	24.5	62.59			3.97 ± 1.53			11.57 ± 2.38
Educational level
Under primary school1	72	47.7	68.82	χ2 = 10.627	.005 1-3	3.74 ± 1.34	F = 13.538	.000 1-2 1-3	12.21  ± 2.00	F = 13.538	.524
Primary School2	55	36.4	80.38			2.96 ± 0.92			12.49 ± 2.30
Secondary and above3	24	15.9	87.50			2.46 ± 1.06			12.75 ± 2.25
Marital status
Married	85	56.3	81.27	U = 2357	.007	3.13 ± 1.23	t = −1356	.177	12.41 ± 2.20	t = 0.094	.926
Not married	66	43.7	69.21			3.41 ± 1.27			12.38 ± 2.10
Number of people living with
1–2 People1	34	22.5	81.51	χ2 = 8410	.038 2-3 2-4	3.26 ± 1.10	F = 2079	.106	12.53 ± 1.87	F = 0.724	.539
3–4 People2	31	20.5	85.11			2.77 ± 0.80			12.81 ± 1.62
5–6 People3	34	22.5	71.93			3.47 ± 1.44			12.32 ± 2.19
≥7 People4	52	34.4	69.63			3.38 ± 1.38			12.12 ± 2.54

ADL = Activities of Daily Living, CFS = Clinical Frailty Score, F = One Way ANOVA, MNA = Mini Nutrition Assessment, t = Student t test, U = Mann–Whitney U test, χ² = Kruskal Wallis test.

1, 2, 3 Statements of groups with significant differences between them.