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Hubungan antara Pengeluaran Energi Harian dengan Kadar Kolesterol Total pada Pasien Usia Minimal 30 Tahun

Lydia Stephanie - Personal Name; Marcella E. Rumawas - Personal Name; Laurencia Leny - Personal Name; Corry Wailanduw - Personal Name; V. Budi Kodarsa - Personal Name;

Association between daily energy expenditure and total cholesterol among patients aged minimum 30 years
Hypercholesterolemia increases the risk of coronary heart disease, leading to death. In-Indonesia, approximately 18% of the total population was diagnosed with hypercholester-olemia. Low level of daily physical activity (sedentary lifestyle) including work t~at requir-ing sitting position or lack of body movement - have a tendency to increase cholesterol levels. In Meruya Selatan 11 SUb-district Primary Health Center (PHC), West Jakarta, many patients have been identified having hypercholesterolemia; while many among them en-gaged in sedentary occupations. This cross-sectional study was aimed to determine the relationship between daily energy expenditure and total cholesterol among patients aged 2:30 years attending Meruya Selatan 11 PHC. The study involved 62 respondents who were consecutively selected from patients attending the health center within the four days of data collection (June 29 - July 2, 2010). Total cholesterol levels were measured us¬ing cholesterol sticks test and digital reader. Daily energy expenditure was assessed by interviewing respondents using a structured questionnaire Using Pearson correlation test and linear regreSSion, we found a statistical significant correlation between daily energy expenditure and total cholesterol levels, adjusting for age and gender (r = -0.28, P = 0.02). Age- and sex-adjusted total cholesterol levels were significantly higher (p = 0.05) among respondents in the light activity lifestyle group (256 mg/dl) than that in the moderately-to-vigorously active lifestyle group (236 mg/dl). The study suggests increasing daily physical activity - both the frequency as well as the intensity - may be one way to effectively reduce the risk of hypercholesterolemia.

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Call Number: Ebers Papyrus:16(2)2010:105-114
Publisher: Jakarta : FK. Universitas Tarumanegara., 2010
Collation: 9p.
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ISBN/ISSN: 0854-8862
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Subject(s): ENERGY INTAKE
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