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Table 3 Associations between abnormal waist circumference and work-related injury of subgroups

From: The Relationship between Waist Circumference and Work-related Injury in Reference to the Fourth Korea National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey

Variables

 

OR* (95% CI)†

Sex

Male

1.42 (1.02 ~ 1.98)

 

Female

1.16 (0.68 ~ 1.97)

Age

20 ~ 40 yr

1.52 (0.90 ~ 2.57)

 

41 ~ 65 yr

1.26 (0.91 ~ 1.74)

Types of occupation

Manager, professional, and administrator

2.41 (1.10 ~ 5.28)

 

Clerk

0.95 (0.29 ~ 3.10)

 

Service and sales worker

1.15 (0.32 ~ 2.09)

 

Skilled agricultural, forestry,

1.31 (0.67 ~ 2.55)

 

and fishery worker

 

Craft, equipment, machine operating, and assembling worker

1.57 (0.99 ~ 2.43)

 

Elementary worker

0.72 (0.31 ~ 1.67)

Sites of injury

Face

0.49 (0.11 ~ 2.27)

 

Head

1.29 (0.31 ~ 5.33)

 

Neck

1.39 (0.64 ~ 3.00)

 

Back and waist

2.92 (1.49 ~ 5.73)

 

Chest

1.79 (0.49 ~ 6.63)

 

Abdomen

0.61 (0.61 ~ 6.08)

 

Upper extremity

1.62 (0.96 ~ 2.73)

 

Lower extremity

1.02 (0.52 ~ 2.00)

 

Etc.

0.37 (0.05 ~ 3.10)

Mechanisms of injury

Transport accident

1.60 (1.13 ~ 2.28)

 

Fall down, slip down, and collision

1.41 (0.97 ~ 2.05)

 

Etc.

1.19 (0.70 ~ 2.02)

  1. *Odds ratio, multiple logistic regression analysis, adjusted for age, sex, income, education, smoking, alcohol, occupation and exercise, reference group (odds ratio = 1.00) is a normal waist circumference group.
  2. †95% confidence interval.