ASSOCIATION BETWEEN ARTERIAL PRESSURE, BMI AND SOME CHANGEABLE BIOCHEMISTS IN PUBLIC SERVERS OF THE FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF PARANÁ - UFPR

Abstract

The aim of the present study was to verify and to correlate changeable  that correspond with the health level  in a public servers of the Federal University of Paraná - UFPR (44,81± years old; 67,03± 12,76 kg; 160 ± 0,7 cm). The sample was composed for 313 women. The body mass index was verified (IBMI); glicemy (GL), triglycerides (TR) and total cholesterol (CT) by capillary blood samples; systolic blood pressure (SBP) and diastolic blood pressure (DBP). For the statistical treatment program SPSS 13,0 was used. The test of normality of Shapiro-Wilk was applied. Descriptive statistics was used and the coefficient of simple correlation of Pearson (p<0,01) to verify the existing correlation between the variable of the study. A prevalence of overweight was verified. The values of the seric CT was presented in general and accepted for the health and the bordering TG. The amount of GL in the blood of the evaluated ones that was showed above of the recommended , if relating positively with the BMI (p<0,01). A positive correlation occurred between SBP and DBP in the entire variable studied except the one with TG and CT. With the present study it was possible to conclude that the survey of the analyzed variable was of great importance to track the condition of health of the public servers, thus demonstrating the profile of the health of the same ones.