The
Health of Children and Young People
Tables
8.1 Response to blood
pressure measurement, by age and sex
8.2 Children's systolic
blood pressure, by height tertile, age and sex
8.3 Young adults' systolic
blood pressure, by height tertile, age and sex
8.4 Children's diastolic
blood pressure, by height tertile, age and sex
8.5 Young adults' diastolic
blood pressure, by height tertile, age and sex
8.6 Children's mean
arterial pressure, by height tertile, age and sex
8.7 Young adults' mean
arterial pressure, by height tertile, age and sex
8.8 Children's pulse
pressure, by height tertile, age and sex
8.9 Young adults' pulse
pressure, by height tertile, age and sex
8.10 Height-adjusted mean systolic
blood pressure (aged 5-24), by NS-SEC, age and sex
8.11 Height-adjusted
mean systolic blood pressure (aged 5-24), by equivalised household income
quintile
8.12 Height-adjusted
mean systolic blood pressure (aged 5-24), by Index of Multiple Deprivation
(IMD) quintile
8.13 Height-adjusted
mean systolic blood pressure (aged 5-24), by Government Office Region
8.14 Height-adjusted
mean systolic blood pressure (aged 5-24), by BMI quintile, age and sex
8.15 Children's height-adjusted
mean systolic blood pressure, by physical activity, age and sex
8.16 Young adults'
height-adjusted mean systolic blood pressure, by physical activity, age
and sex
8.17 Children's height-adjusted
mean systolic blood pressure, by parental blood pressure status, age and
sex
8.18 Height-adjusted
mean systolic blood pressure (aged 10-24), by cigarette smoking status,
age and sex
8.19 Height-adjusted
mean systolic blood pressure (aged 5-24), by secondhand smoke exposure,
age and sex
8.20 Height-adjusted
mean systolic blood pressure (aged 5-24), by survey year, age and sex
8.21 Estimated differences
from regression analysis in mean systolic blood pressure (aged 5-24) (adjusted
for age), by height tertile, secondhand smoke exposure, BMI quintile and
sex
8.22 Estimated differences
from regression analysis in mean systolic blood pressure (aged 5-24) (adjusted
for age), by height tertile, secondhand smoke exposure, BMI quintile,
mother's hypertensive status, father's hypertensive status and sex
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