| Objective:To understand the overall level of and blood press, blood fat and blood suger, and the correlation research between blood fat and gender and age in Chongqing adults, we developed epidemiological survey in 40 047 persons. With an emphasis, blood pressure, blood glucose, body mass index of 60 years older people who always has a higher tend to lipid metabolism disorders, were analyzed to investigate the correlation research between blood fat and lipid metabolism diseases, such as obesity, diabetes, hypertension, Metabolic syndrome ( MS ) and so on. Farther, with making index high sensitivity C-reactive protein ( hs-CRP) ,white blood cell count ( WBC ) as inflammation. We explored the relationship between lipid metabolism diseases, such as hyperlipemia, hypertension, diabetes, MS and so on. The reliable basis were provided for the prevention, monitor and treatment of lipid metabolism-related diseases.Methods:40 047 Chongqing adults as research objects. In automatic biochemical analyzer, the serum glucose contents of the subjects were measured by GOD-POD enzyme method; the serum total cholesterol contents of the subjects were measured by CO-POD enzyme method; the serum triglyceride contents of the subjects were measured by GPO-POD enzyme method. In the blood cell analyzer, the blood WBC count of the subjects was measured. In the automatic trace protein analyzer, the blood hs-CRP levels of the subjects were tested.Results : 1. The findings of blood Lipid showed that: the male population were obviously higher than female, and male dyslipidemia main in TG increased. The serum lipid levels 60 years older group was higher than the young group (P <0.01). The Correlation analysis showed: FBTC is correlated with BMI, SBP, DBP, FBTG and FBG, and FBTG is related to BMI, SBP, DBP, FBTC and FBG.2. The overall results of the serum measurement showed that: the levels of BMI, SBP, DBP, FBTC, FBTG and FBG of the male population were higher than females (P <0.01), and the group of 60 years older was higher than the young group.3.The analyze results of BMI, SBP, DBP, FBTC, FBTG, FBG and WBC counts of the elderly group showed that: the high TG subgroup, the high-TC combined with high TG subgroup was higher than the control group in BMI, SBP, DBP, FBG, and WBC counts. The compare beween the high blood pressure group, the high glucose and the high pressure and glucose group and the control group were informed that, the pressure group, the high glucose and the high pressure and glucose group were higher than the control group in BMI, SBP, DBP, WBC count, FBTC, FBTG, FBG. Correlation analysis showed that: FBTC is corelated with SBP, DBP, FBTG and FBG, and FBTG is related to BMI, SBP, DBP, FBTC, FBG, and WBC counts. In compare the index of BMI, SBP, DBP, FBTC, FBTG, FBG between the MS group and the control group showed that, the MS group was significantly higher than the control group.Conclusion:The index of BMI, SBP, DBP, FBTC, FBTG, FBG .ect were higher in men than women and increased with age growing. And the male population of dyslipidemia significantly higher than female, and main in TG increased. The serum lipid levels 60 years older group was higher than the young group. The index of blood pressure, glucose and other indicators of the hyperlipidmia group were also higher than the normal group. And the blood lipid of the hypertension group, the high glucose group and the high pressure and glucose group was also higher than the normal group, that is to say, the high pressure and glucose will be accompanied by hyperlipidmia, while the hyperlipidmia will be accompanied by high pressure and glucose. Fat is correlated with obesity, high blood glucose, WBC, etc. The population of hypertension, hyperlipidemia, diabetes and MS will be accompanied by the levels increased of blood pressure, blood lipids, blood glucose, BMI, and of WBC counts. The development of abnormal lipid metabolism diseases of the elderly population,such as obesity, hypertension, high cholesterol, high blood glucose, MS and so on, is relevent to the inflammatory reaction. |