Key result
Occupational heat pressure was significantly associated with high blood pressure among casting and pressing workers (OR 19.640, 95% CI 7.714-81.832, p=0.000).
Why the study?
Exposure to high heat pressure can increase heart rate and blood pressure, and this study aimed to determine the relationship between heat pressure and high blood pressure among workers in the casting and pressing units of PT X.
Does occupational heat pressure increase the risk of high blood pressure in casting and pressing unit workers?
Cross-Sectional (n=60)
No
Does occupational heat pressure increase the risk of high blood pressure in casting and pressing unit workers?
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Occupational heat stress is strongly associated with hypertension among industrial casting and pressing workers, particularly in those with a hereditary history of hypertension.
Background. Heat pressure is a combination of several factors such as air temperature, air humidity, air velocity which is a forming of heat pressure. Exposure to high heat pressure can cause an increase in heart rate and blood pressure, also known as hypertension. According to the WHO, hypertension causes the deaths of as many as 8 million deaths a year worldwide. According to Riskesdas (2018) in Indonesia hypertension has a high prevalence, which is equal to 25.8% in 2013 and then becomes 34.1% in 2018. Methods. This study used a cross-sectional study design. This study aims to see the relationship between heat pressure and high blood pressure on workers in the casting and pressing units of PT X. This study included 60 respondents taken using accidentaly sampling. Results. The results of this study indicate that workers exposed to high blood pressure in the casting and pressing units of PT X is 33 (55%) people. Conclusions. Based on multivariate analysis, it can be seen that the factors that are significantly associated with high blood pressure are heat pressure (P value = 0,000; OR = 19,640; 95% CI = 7,714-81,832) and hereditary history (P value = 0,011; OR = 11,802; 95% CI = 1,760-79,112) where the most influential factor is heat pressure. Workers exposed to heat stress are at risk of developing high blood pressure. The risk becomes greater if you have a history of heredity.
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A 2021 study conducted a cross-sectional in High blood pressure (hypertension) in occupational heat stress (n=60). Occupational heat pressure (heat stress) vs. Lower or unexposed to high heat pressure was evaluated on High blood pressure (hypertension) (OR 19.640, 95% CI 7.714-81.832, p=0.000). Occupational heat pressure was significantly associated with high blood pressure among casting and pressing workers (OR 19.640, 95% CI 7.714-81.832, p=0.000).
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