Physical examination results of officers in Armed Police Force in 2018
HE Lipeng1, HU Jianhua2, GUO Shengjie3, ZHU Limin3, YUAN Hongmei3
1. Department of Medicine; 2. Department of Clinical Laboratory; 3. Department of medicine, Jiangxi Provincial Corps Hospital of Chinese People’s Armed Police Force, Nanchang 330000,China
Abstract：Objective To assess the health status of in-service officers in the Armed Police and to screen the related risk factors for cardiovascular diseases.Methods The physical examination results of 269 in-service officers at a station in 2018 were analyzed to identify the risk factors for related cardiovascular diseases.Results The average age of female officers was above that of male officers,but their levels of serum UA, blood TG and average of BMI were lower than those of male officers. The average age of officers in administrative departments was older than that of grass-roots officers[(39.01±6.99)year vs(35.73±4.94)year](P<0.05),but their levels of serum HDLc were higher [(1.52±0.40)mmol/L vs(1.24±0.23)mmol/L](P<0.05).Conclusions In terms of control of cardiovascular disease risk factors in the Armed Police, female officers behave better than male ones, and officers in administrative departments do better than the grass-roots ones, indicating that gender and a better knowledge of health care may help control the risk factors for cardiovascular diseases.
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