Abstract
Objective: To evaluate the pressure, glycemic, lipemic, anemic and leukocyte profiles in a population located in the metropolitan area of Belém-PA. Methods: This is an analytical, quali-quantitative cross-sectional study composed of participants of both sexes and all age groups. Results: After analysis, changes were observed in the population at blood pressure levels, with 57.1% in males and 42.9 in females. This same alteration profile was observed when evaluating total cholesterol (44.4%), HDL (54.4%) and LDL (36.5%) males, however, differ from triglyceride alterations, with prevalence in females (11.5%). Regarding the anemic and leukocyte profile, alterations were observed in all parametrics, with frequency of mild anemia in women (72.5%) and moderate in men (84.6%), in addition to macrocytic and hypochromic in the <a 12-year age group, and 2.3% leukocytosis in women, 1.5% leukocytosis and leukopenia in men, with a higher percentage of monocytopenia and eosinophilia. Conclusion: These findings expose the vulnerability of peripheral populations to underlying diseases, especially in terms of nutritional, housing and educational conditions. Thus, multiprofessional cooperation becomes relevant, through projects and actions, to provide families with access to basic care and contribute to the quality of life of the local population.