This study examined the relationship between obesity, hypertension, and diabetes mellitus. The abstract summarizes that 69.4% of respondents were obese and 73.5% had hypertension. Statistical analysis found obesity was related to diabetes with a p-value of 0.000 and odds ratio of 4.349, and hypertension was also related to diabetes with a p-value of 0.000 and odds ratio of 2.476. The conclusion is that obesity and hypertension are both related to the occurrence of diabetes mellitus. The study suggests hospitals provide counseling to patients on controlling weight and blood pressure to prevent diabetes.
This study examined the relationship between obesity, hypertension, and diabetes mellitus. The abstract summarizes that 69.4% of respondents were obese and 73.5% had hypertension. Statistical analysis found obesity was related to diabetes with a p-value of 0.000 and odds ratio of 4.349, and hypertension was also related to diabetes with a p-value of 0.000 and odds ratio of 2.476. The conclusion is that obesity and hypertension are both related to the occurrence of diabetes mellitus. The study suggests hospitals provide counseling to patients on controlling weight and blood pressure to prevent diabetes.
This study examined the relationship between obesity, hypertension, and diabetes mellitus. The abstract summarizes that 69.4% of respondents were obese and 73.5% had hypertension. Statistical analysis found obesity was related to diabetes with a p-value of 0.000 and odds ratio of 4.349, and hypertension was also related to diabetes with a p-value of 0.000 and odds ratio of 2.476. The conclusion is that obesity and hypertension are both related to the occurrence of diabetes mellitus. The study suggests hospitals provide counseling to patients on controlling weight and blood pressure to prevent diabetes.
THE RELATIONSHIP OF OBESITY AND HYPERTENSION WITH DIABETES
MELLITUS INCIDENT AT OUTPATIENT CLINIC IN RSUD CLASS B SUBANG
ABSTRACT
Background : the ever increasing disease sufferers of diabetes mellitus which is
also a disease leading cause of death in the 6th number in Indonesia, risk factors for diabetes mellitus is obesity about 80-90% of patients experiencing obesity and hypertension and diabetes usually have dependencies with the pathophysiology underlying the existence of the very influential to disease resistance of diabetes mellitus. Aims of research : To know the relationship of obesity and hypertension with diabetes mellitus incident. Research Method : This research is the study of analytic research design types used such as control case study. The population in this study are all patients who come to the installation of outpatient in hospital are class B Subang. Determination of sample done with use of formulas with a number of sample case control 190 people with some 95 people comprises cases and control of 95 people. The collection of data are analyzed with percentage and univariate bivariate use with chi square statistical tests. Research Result : Based on the analysis of 69.4% of respondents found that suffer from obesity and 73,5% respondents suffer from hypertension. This research concluded that obesity can have a relationship with diabetes mellitus with p value = 0.000 at = 0.05 OR with value = 4,349 with 95% CL: 2,357-8, 025 and hypertension with diabetes mellitus with p-value = 0.000 at = 0.05 with a value OR = 95% Cl:2,476-9,126. Conclution and Sugestion : Based on the research results can be inferred that there is a relationship of obesity with diabetes mellitus and hypertension there is a connection with occurrence of diabetes mellitus. The results of this research are expected for the rest of the hospital providing counselling to patients by the periodical stakeholders about the importance of controlling excessive weight or obesity that resulted in that can trigger the onset of diabetes mellitus and hypertension in particular how guidance about organizing a good diet to control blood pressure.
Keywords : Case control, obesity, hypertention, diabetes mellitus