Objective To explore the prevalence of college teachers with metabolic disorders

and to provide the basis for enhancing college teachers′health condition and preventing disease.Methods A total of 2 148 Shanxi college teachers’ medical examination data in 2014 was collected to analyze the incidence of hypertension

hyperlipaemia

fatty liver

hyperglycemia

hyperuricemia and diabetes.The results were statistically analyzed.Results Of 2 148 college staff

1 227 persons had abnormal Body Mass Index（BIM）

among which 525cases（42.8%）were overweight

643cases（52.4%）had the problem of obesity

59cases（4.8%）were superobese.The age group of 50-year-old had the highest abnormal BIM

followed by the age groups of 40

60

30

70 and 80-year-old with the ratio of 69.14%

63.78%

57.32%

47.29% and 15.93%respectively.According to the examination

137 male staff（18.79%）had hypertension

126 male staff（17.28%）had hyperlipidemia

107 male staff（14.68%）had fatty liver

39 male staff（5.35%）had hyperglycemia

and 15 male staff（2.06%）had hyperuricemia.The average incidence in men was higher than that in women and the difference was statistically significant（P<0.01）.Different age groups had distinct metabolic disorders

suggesting that for aged 30 to 70years

the incidence of hypertension

hyperuricemia and hyperglycemia increased with age.For staff aged 50 to 60-year-old

the incidence of hyperlipidemia were 35.44% and 32.82% which were obviously higher than that of other age groups.The age group of 50-year-old had highest incidence（37.91%）of fatty liver.Among the age group of 80-year-old

lower incidence of metabolic disorders was founded.ConclusionCollege teachers′health condition is not good

showing high incidence of metabolic disorders.Actions should be taken to improve health management for college staff

in particular for male teachers.