[Retracted] Factors Analysis of the Compliance Rate of Hypertension Detection Control and Self-Assessment Control in Community Outpatient Clinics

Table 5

Univariate analysis results of hypertension self-assessment and control compliance

Variable		Up to standard(, n)	Not to standard(, n)	t/χ^2	P
Gender	Male	138 (49.08%)	72 (51.06%)	0.139	0.772
	Female	133 (50.902%)	69 (48.94%)
Age		66.26 ± 10.72	66.65 ± 10.57	0.543	0.587
Profession	Brain power	127 (46.86%)	63 (44.68%)	1.264	0.642
	Physical strength	144 (53.14%)	78 (55.32%)
Exercise	Yes	103 (38.01%)	52 (36.88%)	8.269	0.004
	No	168 (61.99%)	89 (63.12%)
Smoking	Yes	113 (41.70%)	61(43.26%)	21.064	0.001
	No	158 (58.30%)	80 (56.74%)
Drinking	Yes	117 (43.17%)	63 (44.68%)	10.617	0.001
	No	154 (56.83%)	78 (55.32%)
High blood pressure-related knowledge	Know	126 (46.49%)	43 (30.50%)	28.643	0.001
	Do not know	145 (53.51%)	98 (69.50%)
Excessive salt intake	Yes	142 (52.40%)	88 (62.41%)	5.024	0.025
	No	129 (47.60%)	53 (37.59%)
Follow-up	Regular	163 (60.15%)	79 (56.03%)	10.332	0.037
	Irregular	108 (39.85%)	62 (43.97%)
Sleep quality	Good	123 (45.39%)	59 (15.60%)	6.727	0.029
	Poor	148 (54.61%)	82 (58.16%)
Hypertension complications	Yes	192 (70.85%)	141 (84.40%)	12.369	0.007
	No	79 (29.15%)	22 (15.60%)
Target organ damage	Heart enlargement and hypertrophy	81 (29.15%)	51 (29.89%)	9.379	0.014
	Carotid thickening and plaque	93 (34.32%)	42 (15.80%)
	Proteinuria, increased serum creatinine	97(35.79%)	48(17.71%)
Office blood pressure up to the standard	Yes	194 (71.59%)	78 (55.32%)	5.337	0.009
	No	77 (28.41%)	63 (44.68%)