Effects of Physical Activity on Subjective Health Perception of Metabolic Syndrome Korean Elderly

Abstract

This study was meant to examine the impact of physical work on the subjective health perspectives of older persons with metabolic illness in order to develop a well-being training programme and nursing intervention programme for patients with metabolic illness. The Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention evaluated the results of the 2019 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, as well as 1,735 older people for the data collection, served as the study's subjects. The statistical software SPSS 21.0 was used. To validate the segment properties of the review subjects, frequency analysis was done. In order to confirm the relationship between physical activity and perceived subjective health, metabolic illnesses such hypertension, dyslipidemia, and diabetes were the focus of the correlation study. Multiple regression analysis was used to examine the effect of physical work on the subjective health of the older population with metabolic infection. observing the connections between the study model's elements, factors like subjective health perception insight, physical work (strolling, strength work out), drinking, and home showed positive correlation. Respondent's age showed a negative connection between's subjective health perception discernments. Strolling, strength exercise, and liquor utilization affected subjective health perception in the hypertensive old populace. Strolling and strength practice in the dyslipidemic old affected subjective health perception. Strolling and strength practice in diabetic older affected subjective health perception. Actual work influences the subjective health perception impression of the older with metabolic condition.