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Table 2 Prevalence of microalbuminuria according to variables

From: Association between shift work and microalbuminuria: data from KNHANES(2012–2014)

Variables

Male

Female

ACR < 30

ACR ≥ 30

P-value

ACR < 30

ACR ≥ 30

P-value

Age (years)

20–29

99.5(0.5)

0.5(0.5)

<0.01

 

100(0.0)

<0.01

30–39

95.6(1.2)

4.4(1.2)

100(0.0)

 

40–49

95.0(1.2)

5.0(1.2)

92.3(4.3)

7.7(4.3)

50–59

93.4(1.2)

6.6(1.2)

92.8(1.4)

7.2(1.4)

≥ 60

89.0(1.7)

11.0(1.7)

86.4(2.0)

13.6(2.0)

Body mass index

<23

95.7(0.9)

4.3(0.9)

<0.01

93.1(1.8)

6.9(1.8)

0.07

23–25

97.1(0.7)

2.9(0.7)

89.3(2.2)

10.7(2.2)

≥25

91.5(1.0)

8.5 (1.0)

86.4(2.0)

13.6(2.0)

Education

≤ Elementary school

92.4(1.6)

7.6(1.6)

0.30

87.5(1.7)

12.5(1.7)

0.23

Middle school

93.9(1.6)

6.1(1.6)

93.6(1.9)

6.4(1.9)

High school

94.4(0.8)

5.6(0.8)

90.2(2.7)

9.8(2.7)

≥ University

95.9(1.0)

4.1(1.0)

94.5(5.3)

5.5(5.3)

Household income

Low

95.4(1.0)

4.6(1.0)

0.44

90.0(2.3)

10.0(2.3)

0.63

Low-middle

93.0(1.2)

7.0(1.2)

90.5(1.9)

9.5(1.9)

Middle-high

94.7(1.0)

5.3(1.0)

87.3(2.4)

12.7(2.4)

High

94.7(1.4)

5.3(1.4)

91.4(2.8)

8.6(2.8)

Work pattern

Day-worker

94.2(0.7)

5.8(0.7)

0.34

90.8(1.2)

9.2(1.2)

<0.05

Shift worker

95.4(1.0)

4.6(1.0)

83.1(3.8)

16.9(3.8)

Smoking status

Non-smoker

95.2(1.3)

4.8(1.3)

0.67

90.0(1.2)

10.0(1.2)

0.28

Ex-smoker

94.9(1.0)

5.1(1.0)

79.0(9.1)

21.0(9.1)

Current smoker

93.9(0.9)

6.1(0.9)

89.1(6.3)

10.9(6.3)

Heavy alcohol drink

Yes

91.9(1.7)

8.1(1.7)

0.06

95.6(4.6)

4.4(4.6)

0.38

No

94.8(0.6)

5.2(0.6)

89.6(1.1)

10.4(1.1)

  1. Data are shown as percentage(standard error) for categorical variables
  2. P-value is calculated by χ2 test for categorical variables