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Table 1 Description of characteristics of the entire sample of adolescents (n = 1,152)

From: Metabolic risk is associated with sociodemographic characteristics in adolescents from both rural and urban regions from southern Brazil

Age

Mean (SD)

13.87 (1.51)

n (%)

Sex

 Male

507 (44.0)

 Female

645 (56.0)

Area of residence

 Urban

908 (78.8)

 Rural

244 (21.2)

Socioeconomic level

 High (A-B)

517 (44.9)

 Medium (C)

593 (51.5)

 Low (D-E)

42 (3.6)

Maturational stage

 I

48 (4.2)

 II

187 (16.2)

 III

308 (26.7)

 IV

454 (39.4)

 V

155 (13.5)

Skin color

 White

841 (73.0)

 Non-White

311 (27.0)

Metabolic risk

 Absence

1052 (91.3)

 Presence

100 (8.7)

TG

 Normal

987 (85.7)

 Elevated

165 (14.3)

HDL-C

 Normal

1115 (96.8)

 Low

37 (3.2)

Glucose

 Normal

1119 (97.1)

 Elevated

33 (2.9)

SBP

 Normal

906 (78.6)

 Elevated

246 (21.4)

WC

 Normal

1080 (93.8)

 Elevated

72 (6.3)

CRF

 Healthy zone

366 (31.8)

 Increased Risk zone

786 (68.2)

  1. Data presented using mean and standard deviation (SD) for continuous variables or absolute (n) and relative (%) frequencies for categorical variables; Maturational stage: I: prepubertal; II: initial development; III: continuous maturation; IV: continuous maturation; V: matured; TG triglycerides, HDL-C high-density lipoprotein cholesterol, SBP systolic blood pressure, WC waist circumference, CRF cardiorespiratory fitness