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摘要
冠心病(CHD)是世界上导致死亡的主要慢性疾病。世卫组织报告说,有740万人死于冠心病。印度尼西亚CHD患病率最高,为2.650.340例,其中NTT患病率最高,为137.130例。冠心病是由修饰因素和未修饰因素引起的。不良的饮食模式,如摄入大量的碳水化合物、脂肪和胆固醇,会对身体产生负面影响,这可能是患冠心病的一个危险因素。教育和职业也可能与健康状况有关。本研究旨在分析2020年Prof W. Z. Yohannes Kupang医院冠心病患者的饮食模式、合并症史、教育程度和职业之间的关系。本研究为病例对照研究。共选取80例样本,包括40例病例和40例对照。数据分析采用描述性和双变量卡方检验。与冠心病相关的变量是饮食模式(p= 0.029;OR = 0,103)、高血压史(p=0,022;OR 3316),血脂异常史(p= 0000;OR 7,909),而糖尿病史(p=0,094)、教育水平(p=0,959)和职业(0,216)与疾病无关。应通过控制改变因素、管理饮食习惯、定期到卫生机构进行健康检查等措施加强对冠心病的预防。
Coronary Heart Disease (CHD) is the leading cause of death in the world for chronic disease. WHO reported 7,4 million people died due to CHD. The highest prevalence of CHD in Indonesia reached 2.650.340 cases of which NTT took the highest number with 137.130 cases. CHD is caused by modified and unmodified factors. Poor dietary patterns such as consuming high amount of carbohydrate, fat, and cholesterol will negatively affect the body and this can be a risk factor for CHD. Education and occupation can also be associated with the health condition. This study aims to analyze the relationship beetween dietary patterns, history of comorbidities, education level and occupation with CHD at Prof W. Z. Yohannes Kupang Hospital in 2020. This research was a case control study. A total sample of 80 was selected that consisted of 40 cases and 40 controls. Data analysis used descriptive and bivariate with chi-square test. Variables associated with CHD were dietary patterns (p=0,029; OR 0,103), history of hypertension (p=0,022; OR 3,316), and history of dyslipidemia (p=0,000; OR 7,909), while history of diabetes mellitus (p=0,094), level of education (p=0,959), and occupation (0,216) were found unrelated with the disease. The efforts to prevent CHD should be improved by controlling the modified factors, managing the dietary patterns and regularly visiting health facilities for health check-up.