The Relationship between Physical Activity and Screen Time with the Risk of Hypertension in Children and Adolescents with Intellectual Disability

Table 4

Variables influencing prevalence of hypertension in children and adolescents with ID: multinomial logistic regression (progressive step method).

Hypertension (0—no; 1—yes)	OR (95% CI)
Sex (0, girl)
Boy	2.24 (1.35–3.72)	0.00
Age (0—7–13 years)
14–18 years	3.79 (2.30–6.25)	0.00
Body weight classification (0—healthy weight)
Underweight	0.32 (0.07–1.40)	0.131
Overweight	1.73 (0.88–3.39)	0.111
Obesity	7.88 (4.38–14.19)	0.00
Screen time on school days (0—<2 h/day)
≥2 h/day	1.83 (1.02–3.29)	0.04
Screen time on weekends (0—<2 h/day)
≥2 h/day	2.20 (1.00–4.85)	0.051

groups are the groups indicated in parentheses. The model included age, sex, level of disability, BMI categories, physical activity level, and screen time.