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. 2022 Oct 30;11(4):22799036221125337. doi: 10.1177/22799036221125337

Table 2.

Characteristics of the study population by fasting glucose level, N = 260.

Variables Fasting glucose
<than 130 mg ≥ than 130 mg p-Value*
n = 103 (%) n = 157 (%)
Gender 0.62
 Male 44 (42.72) 72 (45.86)
 Female 59 (57.27) 85 (54.14)
Age 0.79
 Mean ± SD 54.50 ± 5.74 54.47 ± 6.08
 Median (P25–P75) 55 (50–59) 56 (50–59)
Education 0.13
 ≤ High school diploma 30 (29.13) 60 (38.22)
 > High school diploma 73 (70.87) 97 (61.78)
BMI <0.01
 Under/normal 10 (9.71) 7 (4.46)
 Overweight 16 (15.53) 54 (34.39)
 Obese 77 (74.76) 96 (61.15)
Smoke° 0.07
 Non-smoker 73 (70.87) 93 (60.00)
 Smoker 30 (29.13) 62 (40.00)
Drink# 0.13
 Yes 71 (69.61) 121 (78.06)
 No 31 (30.39) 34 (21.94)
Revision of blood sugar levels with care 0.37
 Yes 78 (75.73) 111 (70.70)
 No 25 (24.27) 46 (29.30)
Use medication as prescribed 0.95
 Yes 96 (93.20) 146 (92.99)
 No 7 (6.80) 11 (7.01)
Diabetes self-care perception 0.22
 Yes 75 (72.82) 103 (65.61)
 No 28 (27.18) 54 (34.39)
*

p-Values were obtained using the Pearson’s Chi Square Test.

°These associations have two missing values.

#

These associations have three missing values