Riley Brian, Brandon Cowan, Jacquelyn A Knox, Patricia S O'Sullivan, David Bayne, Traci Ito, Jeannette Lager, Hueylan Chern
Comparing Peer and Faculty Feedback for Asynchronous Laparoscopic Skill Acquisition
Journal of surgical education
first objective study verify existence significant association nutritional status sample school children values waisthip ratio second objective discover correlation values waisthip ratio levels systolic diastolic blood pressure population sample consisted 1001 children adolescents 917 years age 18 elementary secondary schools provinces granada almeria spain part study complete evaluation nutritional status subjects performed anthropometry blood pressure students also measured results obtained confirmed regardless age gender 8501 subjects normal weight 999 overweight 499 obese significant association found subjects nutritional status relation values waisthip ratio f 118060 p 00001 furthermore also statistically significant differences waisthip ratio gender f 45566 p 00001 finally significant association found exist waisthip ratio relation systolic blood pressure f 3068 p 00001 diastolic blood pressure f 4382 p 00001 waisthip ratio accurate anthropometric indicator prediction high blood pressure overweight obese children adolescents