Table 4.

Association of raised blood pressure of study subjects with their familial, programmatic, and risk factor attributes

Particulars		Total (n)	Blood pressure within range		Raised Blood pressure		Test of Significance
			No.	%	No.	%	χ 2	df	P
Type of family	Nuclear	222	157	70.7	65	29.3	1.09	1	0.30
	Joint/3-Gen	203	134	66.0	69	34.0
Family size	≤3	28	22	78.6	6	21.4	2.61	2	0.27
	4-6	284	197	69.4	87	30.6
	>6	113	72	63.7	41	36.3
	4 + 5	334	219	65.6	115	34.4
Family history of NCDs	Absent	200	135	67.5	65	32.5	0.17	1	0.69
	Present	225	156	69.3	69	30.7
Awareness regarding NPCDCS Program	No	385	265	68.8	120	31.2	0.25	1	0.62
	Yes	40	26	65.0	14	35.0
Awareness of Health promotional/Screening Camps	No	346	237	68.5	109	31.5	0.00	1	0.98
	Yes	79	54	68.4	25	31.6
Tobacco consumption	No	269	205	76.2	64	23.8	20.32	1	0.00
	Yes	156	86	55.1	70	44.9
Alcohol consumption	No	332	233	70.2	99	29.8	2.06	1	0.15
	Yes	93	58	62.4	35	37.6
Waist circumference	Normal	320	249	77.8	71	22.2	52.36	1	0.00
	Higher than normal range	105	42	40.0	63	60.0
Waist Hip ratio	Normal	302	230	76.2	72	23.8	28.57	1	0.00
	Higher than normal range	123	61	49.6	62	50.4
BMI (Asian criteria)	Underweight	40	33	82.5	7	17.5	48.70	2	0.00
	Normal	277	213	76.9	64	23.1
	Overweight + Pre-obese + Obese	108	45	41.7	63	58.3