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. 2020 May 12;20:665. doi: 10.1186/s12889-020-08816-0

Table 4.

Crude and adjusted odds ratio of factors associated with elevated BP and hypertension

Prehypertension Hypertension
COR 95% CI AOR 95% CI COR 95% CI AOR 95% CI
Education
 No formal education 1 1 1
 Primary 0.276 0.06–1.24 0.284 0.06–1.27 0.503 0.18–1.41
 Secondary or higher 0.704 0.19–2.62 0.711 0.19–2.64 0.455 0.17–1.21
SES
 Lower 1 1
 Middle 1.432 0.67–3.05 1.025 0.60–1.75
 Higher 1.349 0.62–2.94 1.211 0.71–2.07
Physical activitya
 No 1 1
 Yes 1.303 0.70–2.42 1.023 0.65–1.60
Smoking history
 No 1 1
 Yes 0.887 0.48–1.64 1.104 0.71–1.71
Alcohol use
 No 1 1
 Yes 1.329 0.71–2.50 1.588* 1.01–2.49
Salt use
 No 1 1
 Yes 0.993 0.54–1.84 1.624* 1.04–2.54
Salty processed food
 No 1 1 1
 Yes 0.672 0.36–1.26 2.248*** 1.44–3.52 2.100* 1.32–3.34
Fruits consumption
 No 1 1
 Yes 1.040 0.53–2.06 0.688 0.43–1.10
Vegetables consumption
 No 1 1 1
 Yes 0.941 0.40–2.20 0.368*** 0.21–0.64 0.422* 0.24–0.75

AOR Adjusted odds ratio; 95% CI, 95% Confidence interval; COR Crude odds ratio; SES Socio-economic status.

a Participants meet the WHO recommended physical activity per week.

*P < 0.05, **P < 0.001, ***P < 0.0001

Backward conditional.