Table 1.
Lipid profiles categories based on the current measurements, history of diagnosis and taking drugs
| Lipid profile categories | Average of at the time of recruitment (TC) | Average of at the time of recruitment (HDL-C) | Average of at the time of recruitment (LDL-C) | Average of at the time of recruitment (TG) | Self-reported of previously diagnosed | Self-reported of taking any anti- drug |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Optimal/near-optimal serum concentration | <200 | ≥60 (negative risk factor) | <100 optimal (100–129 near-optimal) | <150 | Negative | Negative |
| Borderline serum concentration | 200–239 | 40–59 (men) | 130–159 | 150–199 | Negative | Negative |
| 50–59 (women) | ||||||
| Undiagnosed | ≥240 | <40 men | 160–189 high | 200–499 high | Negative | Negative |
| High-risk/very high-risk serum concentration | <50 women | ≥190 very high | ≥500 very high | |||
| Controlled - Diagnosed | Positive | Positive or Negative | ||||
| Uncontrolled - Diagnosed | Positive | Positive or Negative | ||||
TC total cholesterol, HDL-C high density cholesterol, LDL-C low density cholesterol, TG triglyceride