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Table 1 Descriptive characteristics of adolescents according to gender

From: Relationship between sleep duration and TV time with cardiometabolic risk in adolescents

 

n (%)

p

Total (n = 1411)

Male (n = 611)

Female (n = 800)

Skin color/ethnicity

 White

1121 (79.4)

482 (78.9)

639 (79.9)

0.879

 Black

97 (6.9)

45 (7.4)

52 (6.5)

 Brown/mulatto

174 (12.3)

74 (12.1)

100 (12.5)

 Indigenous

10 (0.7)

5 (0.8)

5 (0.6)

 Yellow

9 (0.6)

5 (0.8)

4 (0.5)

Sleep duration

 Short time

328 (23.2)

157 (25.7)

171 (21.4)

0.152

 Adequate

1015 (71.9)

427 (69.9)

588 (73.5)

 Long time

68 (4.8)

27 (4.4)

41 (5.1)

 

Mean (SD)

p

Age (years)

12.74 (1.96)

12.87 (1.99)

12.65 (1.93)

0.416

TV time (min)

142.50 (120.85)

132.69 (110.21)

149.39 (127.42)

0.008

CR (z-score)

− 0.23 (3.31)

− 0.29 (3.19)

− 0.18 (3.40)

0.235

WC (cm)

67.99 (8.93)

69.68 (9.17)

66.69 (8.52)

0.146

VO2peak ((mL/kg)/min)

44.41 (6.73)

48.09 (6.49)

41.60 (5.44)

< 0.001

SBP (mmHg)

107.57 (12.97)

108.29 (12.72)

107.02 (13.14)

0.945

TG (mg/dL)

71.46 (31.62)

66.09 (30.07)

75.56 (32.17)

0.053

HDL-c (mg/dL)

57.17 (10.47)

57.05 (10.90)

57.26 (10.12)

0.052

Glycemia (mg/dL)

88.50 (6.89)

90.00 (6.78)

87.35 (6.76)

0.395

  1. SD standard deviation, CR cardiometabolic risk, WC waist circumference, VO2peak peak oxygen uptake, SBP systolic blood pressure, TG triglycerides, HDL-c high density lipoprotein cholesterol; chi-square test and Student t test; p < 0.05