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Rezultati Merenja “SELU U POHODE” PROVERI SVOJE RIZIKE – KONTROLIŠI ZDRAVLJE! “SELU U POHODE” PROVERI SVOJE RIZIKE – KONTROLIŠI ZDRAVLJE! Zavod za javno zdravlje Subotica, Crveni krst Subotica, Dom zdravlja Subotica i Apoteka Subotica su u toku 2011. godine svakog meseca organizovali akcije „Selu u pohode“ koje su imale cilj da promovišu zdravlje i zdrave stilove života u ruralnim sredinama Subotice i da mobilišu stanovnike ovih naselja na kontrolu zdravlja. “SELU U POHODE” PROVERI SVOJE RIZIKE – KONTROLIŠI ZDRAVLJE! Sprovedeno je 14 akcija u toku godine (obuhvatili smo 14 ruralnih MZ našeg grada). Kao organizatori smo želeli da se preventivna zdravstvena zaštita učini dostupna i stanovnicima van grada. “SELU U POHODE” PROVERI SVOJE RIZIKE – KONTROLIŠI ZDRAVLJE! Gde smo bili? U MZ: Čantavir, Mali Radanovac, Hajdukovo, Novi i Stari Žednik, Makova Sedmica, Palić, Zorka, Bački Vinogradi, Donji Tavankut, Ljutovo, Kelebija, Bajmok i na bazenu u Dudovoj šumi “SELU U POHODE” PROVERI SVOJE RIZIKE – KONTROLIŠI ZDRAVLJE! Lekari i medicinske sestre, farmaceuti i nutricionista su davali korisne savete o zdravlju, a ujedno su kontrolisali zdravstveno stanje. Prikupljani su i lekove sa isteklim rokom i tako na bezbedan način uklonjeni iz kuća stanovništva. “SELU U POHODE” PROVERI SVOJE RIZIKE – KONTROLIŠI ZDRAVLJE! Deo merenja koja su izvođena u svakoj ruralnoj zajednici u okviru akcija „Selu u pohode“: - merenje krvnog pritiska - merenje šećera u krvi - merenje masnoća u krvi (holesterol, trigliceridi) - merenje telesne visine i težine - određivanje BMI – indeksa telesne mase “SELU U POHODE” PROVERI SVOJE RIZIKE – KONTROLIŠI ZDRAVLJE! Pregledi kod izvođenja akcija „Selu u pohode“ • Uzimanje brisa cerviksa kod žena-PAPA • Pregled dojke • Pregled stolice na okultno (skriveno) krvarenje • Testiranje žena u menopauzi za faktore rizika osteoporoze “SELU U POHODE” REZULTATI MERENJA N=813 odraslih, Ž 572, M 241 Distribucija pregledanih po polu Distribucija pregledanih po starosnim grupama 5.80% 29.6% 10.80% 39.50% 14.30% 70.4% muško žensko 29.60% 18-30god. 31-45god. 46-55god. 56-65god >65god. “SELU U POHODE” REZULTATI MERENJA N=19 dece Uzrast Pol ♂ = 10 ♀ = 9 do 10 godina = 4 11-18 godina = 15 BMI ♂ ♀ normalan BMI = 8 normalan BMI = 6 gojazno = 2 pothranjeno = 1 + 2 (na ganici) “SELU U POHODE” REZULTATI MERENJA Distribucija BMI po polu BMI žensko 24.60% 35.50% 26.20% <18.5kg/m2 – pothranjenost 18.5-24.9 – fiziol. uhranjenost 25-29.9 – predgojaznost 30-34.9 – gojaznost I stepena muško 28.00% 43.90% 22.60% 35-39.9 – gojaznost II stepena >40kg/m2 – gojaznost III st. 0.00% 20.00% 40.00% 60.00% 80.00% 100.00% <18.5 18.5-24.9 25.0-29.9 30.0-34.9 35.0-39.9 >40.0 2=15,666; DF=5; p=0,008 “SELU U POHODE” REZULTATI MERENJA Prosečne vrednosti BMI po polu 30 28.35 27.48 28.10 25 20 15 10 5 0 muško žensko Prosek muško žensko Prosek “SELU U POHODE” REZULTATI MERENJA Distribucija BMI po starosnim grupama >65god. 19.70% 44.30% 27.50% BMI 56-65god 17.50% 37.60% 29.90% <18.5kg/m2 – pothranjenost 18.5-24.9 – fiziol. uhranjenost 46-55god. 28.30% 39.80% 19.50% 25-29.9 – predgojaznost 30-34.9 – gojaznost I stepena 31-45god. 43.80% 24.10% 20.70% 35-39.9 – gojaznost II stepena 18-30god. 8.50% 66.00% 19.10% >40kg/m2 – gojaznost III st. 0.00% 20.00% 40.00% 60.00% 80.00% 100.00% <18.5 18.5-24.9 25.0-29.9 30.0-34.9 35.0-39.9 >40.0 2=100,389; DF=20; p=0,000 “SELU U POHODE” REZULTATI MERENJA Prosečna vrednost BMI po starosnim grupama 35 BMI – RIZIK ZA KOMORBIDITET 29.23 28.55 30 27.74 28.10 26.49 pothranjenost –nizak rizik 23.04 25 fiziol. uhranjenost -prosečan 20 predgojaznost –malo povišen 15 gojaznost I stepena –umereno povišen 10 gojaznost II stepena –ozbiljno povišen 5 gojaznost III st. – višestruko povišen 0 18-30god. 31-45god. 46-55god. 56-65god >65god. Prosek BMI/srednja vrednost “SELU U POHODE” PROVERI SVOJE RIZIKE – KONTROLIŠI ZDRAVLJE! Umesto zaključka: - na preglede dolaze češće žene i starija populacija - visoka zastupljenost gojaznosti – više gojaznih žena - visoke prosečne vrednosti BMI – u kategoriji predgojaznosti, kod žena su više - način ishrane??? fizička aktivnost??? - komorbiditet??? “SELU U POHODE” PROVERI SVOJE RIZIKE – KONTROLIŠI ZDRAVLJE!.
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