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Table 6 The univariate and multivariate analyses for the associated factors and frailty index

From: Low physical activity is the strongest factor associated with frailty phenotype and frailty index: data from baseline phase of Birjand Longitudinal Aging Study (BLAS)

 

OR

95% CI

P-Value

Univariate

Age Group

60–69

1

  

70–79

2.81

1.9–4.15

< 0.01

+  80

6.36

4.15–9.73

<0.01

MNA-cat

Malnourished

1

  

At risk of malnutrition

0.47

0.1–1.24

0.1

Well nourished

0.13

0.5–0.34

<0.01

Low physical activity

1.7

1.07–2.7

0.02

Gender (male/female)

0.19

0.13–0.29

<0.01

Poly pharmacy (use 3 or more medication)

3.19

2.3–4.42

<0.01

Smoking

0.14

0.03–0.6

<0.08

Waist

1.01

1–1.03

0.01

BMI

Low body weight

1

  

Ideal body weight

1.5

0.6–4.02

0.3

Overweight

1.44

0.55–3.74

0.4

Obese

2.83

1.09–7.37

0.03

Multivariate

Age Group

60–69

1

  

70–79

3.21

2.1–4.9

<0.01

+  80

9.71

5.85–16.14

<0.01

MNA-cat

Malnourished

1

  

At risk of malnutrition

0.66

0.2–2.15

0.4

Well nourished

0.32

0.09–1.04

0.05

Low physical activity

15.46

5.65–42.34

<0.01

Gender (male/female)

0.04

0.01–0.1

<0.01

Poly pharmacy (use 3 or more medication)

2.06

1.41–3.02

<0.01

BMI

Low body weight

1

  

Ideal body weight

1.88

0.66–5.34

0.2

Overweight

2.03

0.7–5.89

0.18

Obese

3.58

1.21–10.55

0.02