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Table 5 Prevalence ratio (PR) of functional disability between sexes by different indexes

From: Sex disparities in the prevalence of physical function disabilities: a population-based study in a low-income community

 

Logistic Regression Model

Univariate Model with all subjects

Multivariate Models with all subjects

Multivariate Models in participants with high impact

Multivariate Models participants with low-moderate impact

Functional disability index

Sex

\( {PR}_{unadjusted}^{Fem\ vs\ Males} \) (1) (95% CI) (95% CI)

\( {PR}_{adjusted}^{Fem\ vs\ Males} \)(2) (95% CI)

\( {PR}_{adjusted}^{Fem\ vs\ Males} \) (3) (95% CI)

\( {PR}_{adjusted}^{Fem\ vs\ Males} \) (4) (95% CI)

T-score

Male

1

1

1

1

Female

1.64 (1.2,2.1) a

2.70 (1.4,5.1) a

2.11 (1.1,3.5) b

1.02 (0.2,6.7)

IADL

Male

1

1

1

1

Female

1.82 (1.3,2.5) a

3.64 (1.1,4.4) a

2.63 (1.2,5.7) b

0.95 (0.4,2.3)

Self-Care

Male

1

1

1

1

Female

1.50 (1.1,2.1) b

3.29 (1.1,9.9) b

3.42 (1.3,5.8) a

1.85 (0.1,7.4)

Functional Mobility

Male

1

1

1

1

Female

1.68 (1.2,2.3) a

2.81 (1.3,5.7) a

2.60 (1.1,4.5) b

1.04 (0.2,6.9)

  1. a (p < 0.001), b (p < 0.05), (*) No significant interaction terms were found in the model (p > 0.05),
  2. (1) Unadjusted for any potential confounders (only the sampling design was taking into account)
  3. (2) Adjusted for age, income, marital status, number of chronic conditions and sampling design
  4. (3) Adjusted for age, income, marital status and sampling design; among participants with high impact on functional disabilities
  5. (4) Adjusted for age, income, marital status and sampling design; among participants with low-moderate impact on functional disabilities