Table 3.

Associations of physical functioning, demographic, and health variables with incident cardiometabolic abnormalities, Study of Women's Health Across the Nation.

	Glucose			Triglycerides			Hypertension			Waist			HDL
	OR	95% CI	P	OR	95% CI	P	OR	95% CI	P	OR	95% CI	P	OR	95% CI	P
Model 1
No Limitation	Ref			Ref			Ref			Ref			Ref
Some Limitation	1.44	1.14, 1.83	0.002	1.19	0.96, 1.48	0.11	1.62	1.32, 1.98	<0.001	1.49	1.13, 1.97	0.005	1.18	0.92, 1.50	0.2
Substantial Limitation	1.93	1.37, 2.71	<0.001	1.31	0.93, 1.82	0.12	2.34	1.73, 3.16	<0.001	2.14	1.33, 3.44	0.002	1.72	0.19, 2.49	0.003
Model 2
No Limitation	Ref			Ref			Ref			Ref			Ref
Some Limitation	1.18	0.89, 1.47	0.3	1.09	0.85, 1.39	0.51	1.36	1.08, 1.70	0.01	1.55	1.13, 2.13	0.001	0.93	0.71, 1.23	0.61
Substantial Limitation	1.23	0.85, 1.80	0.28	1.21	0.83, 1.76	0.33	1.69	1.20, 2.37	0.003	2.28	1.31, 3.94	0.003	1.35	0.90, 2.04	0.15

^*Model 1 adjusted for past physical functioning, age, race/ethnicity, past body mass index, and education (omitted from table presentation). Model 2 is adjusted for Model 1 variables, in addition to the four other cardiometabolic abnormalities. For example, the Model 2 physical functioning and glucose model is adjusted for past physical functioning, age, race/ethnicity, past body mass index, education, triglycerides, hypertension, waist circumference, and HDL.