E4: STOP SMOKING Flashcards

1
Q

Who develops a nicotine/anything addiction faster: girls or boys?

A

girls!

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2
Q

Girls who experience early ______ and move frequently are more likely to smoke, use marijuana and drink alcohol

A

puberty

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3
Q

____% of girls who drink coffee also smoke

A

23%

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4
Q

What are the 5 consequences to smoking?

A

LOL-HP 1.Lung Cancer 2.Oral Cancer 3.Lower Estrogen Levels 4.heart disease 5.Perio disease

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5
Q

Perio disease and smoking: what is the major cytokine at play here?

A

IL-6

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6
Q

599 additives are approved by the US Government in the manufacturing of cigarettes, but When BURNED, cigarette smoke contains over _____ chemicals

A

4000

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7
Q

Benzene - used in manufacturing gasoline; known cause of

acute myeloid ______

A

leukemia

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8
Q

Nicotine – addictive drug; Typical cigarette = __ or __ mg of nicotine….Cigar = ___ to ____ mg; some as high as ____ mg

A

Typical cigarette = 8 or 9 mg of nicotine….100 to 200…400 mg HOLY SHIT!

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9
Q

Smoking cigarettes that have a lower yield of ______ does not substantially reduce the risk for lung cancer

A

tar

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10
Q

Carcinogens in tobacco smoke damage ______ that control cell growth

A

genes

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11
Q

What is the MAJOR cause of ESOPHAGEAL cancer??

A

SMOKING yo!

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12
Q

POWERFUL: Reductions in the number of people who smoke cigarettes, pipes, cigars, and other tobacco products or use smokeless tobacco could prevent most of the estimated 30,200 new cases and 7,800 deaths from ______ and ________ cancers annually

A

oral cavity and pharynx cancers

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13
Q

After 1 year, how many quit smoking? 13% of ______ nicotine group!

A

highest!

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14
Q

Chochrine (well respected) review of e-cigs: using an EC containing nicotine _______ the chances of stopping smoking long-term

A

INCREASED

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15
Q

Chochrine (well respected) review of e-cigs: Using an EC with nicotine also helped more smokers reduce the amount they smoked by ______ compared to using an EC without nicotine.

A

AT LEAST HALF

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16
Q

___% of women who smoke want to quit…average number of quit attempts: 8-11

A

70%

17
Q

________ = program to assist dental professionals with helping patients to quit smokig

A

Ask, Advise, Refer

18
Q

Drugs used in cessation therapy: ________ Potent vasoconstrictor, know contraindications before prescribing, Most products are available OTC patients must completely _____ smoking prior to therapy

A

Nicotine…STOP

19
Q

Make sure Pt does not have active Active _____ before recommending chewing gum nicotine.

A

TMD

20
Q

All products are designed to decrease _______ for nicotine

A

CRAVINGS

21
Q

________ (Zyban)…dopamine reuptake inhibitor, (antidepressant = Wellbutrin), treatment for __-___ weeks…risk for ______: avoid alcohol (lowers its risk)…risk of treatment emergent _________ with concurrent patch use (Always take BP before giving epinephrine)

A

buPROPion..7-12 weeks…seizures!… hypertension

22
Q

What is the newest smoking cessation drug on the market? How does it work?

A

VARE-NIC-LINE…Occupies nicotine receptor sites in the brain

23
Q

Oral side effects of the NEW smoking cessation drug: (2)

A

xerostomia, TASTE alteration

24
Q

General Side effects of NEW smoking cessation drug: (2)

A

suicidal thoughts, adverse cardiac events