Table 4.

Correlations among health indicators and the interdisciplinary risk coefficients.

Indicators	Multidisciplinary Risk Coefficient
	Physical Education	Nursing	Medicine	Nutrition	Dentistry
Physical Activity Level	−0.57 *
Contemplation Stage for Physical Activity Practice	−0.59 *
Feeling of Pain	−0.31 *
Cardiorespiratory Fitness	−0.32 *
Abdominal Strength Level	−0.47 *
Flexibility Level	−0.41 *
Manual Gripping Force	−0.22*
Ergonomic Risks—Physical Aspects		−0.44 *
Ergonomic Risks—Organizational Aspects		−0.13 *
Work Environment Health Conditions		−0.26 *
Family Relationships		−0.16 *
Social Aspects—Leisure		−0.03
Self-Care Level		−0.07 *
Tobacco Use			−0.52 *
Stress Level and Symptoms			−0.22 *
Dyslipidemia			−0.39 *
Diabetes Mellitus			−0.60 *
Systemic Arterial Hypertension			−0.49 *
Musculoskeletal Pathology			−0.37 *
Psychiatric Pathology			−0.28
Altered Glycemia			−0.25 *
Altered Blood Pressure			−0.42 *
Energy Balance Intake				−0.37 *
Simple Carbohydrate Intake				−0.11 *
Saturated Lipids Intake				−0.13 *
Sodium Mineral Intake				−0.04
Fibre Intake				−0.25 *
Alcohol Consumption				−0.45 *
Level of Food Knowledge				−0.18 *
Body Weight Condition				−0.47 *
Altered Triglycerides				−0.43 *
Oral Hygiene Quality					−0.55 *
Periodontal Condition					−0.66 *
Bruxism					−0.34 *
Periodontal Disease					−0.54 *
Caries					−0.37 *
Oral Lesion on Soft or Hard Tissues					−0.82 *

Notes: * significant correlations (p < 0.05).