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. 2021 Sep 24;8:729928. doi: 10.3389/fmed.2021.729928

Table 3.

Association between nutritional status and quality of life (VAS) scores.

95% CI
Model A β Lower Upper Standard β P
MNA-SF (continuous) 2.605 2.166 3.044 0.346 0.000
Normal nutritional status (reference)
At risk of malnutrition −4.262 −7.112 −1.412 −0.129 0.003
Malnutrition −15.016 −18.322 −11.711 −0.392 0.000
Model B
MNA-SF (continuous) 2.525 2.082 2.968 0.335 0.000
Normal nutritional status (reference)
At risk of malnutrition −3.917 −6.762 −1.071 −0.118 0.007
Malnutrition −14.416 −17.726 −11.107 −0.376 0.000
Model C
MNA-SF (continuous) 2.504 2.062 2.946 0.332 0.000
Normal nutritional status (reference)
At risk of malnutrition −3.563 −6.412 −0.713 −0.108 0.014
Malnutrition −14.100 −17.410 −10.790 −0.368 0.000
Model D
MNA-SF (continuous) 2.403 1.964 2.842 0.319 0.000
Normal nutritional status (reference)
At risk of malnutrition −3.503 −6.320 −0.687 −0.106 0.015
Malnutrition −13.576 −16.856 −10.296 −0.354 0.000

The score of MNA-SF (continuous) and the classification of nutritional risk (categorical) were involved in the models separately.

Model A: Crude model.

Model B: Adjusted for gender, age.

Model C: Adjusted for gender, age, ethnic, education level, residential type.

Model D: Adjusted for gender, age, ethnic, education level, residential type, smoking, drinking, physical activity.