Smoking Cessation Flashcards

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Health Benefits

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~30 minutes: BP and HR decrease
8-12 hours: carbon monoxide levels in lungs return to level of non-smoker
1 yr: CV risk decreases by 50%
5-10 years stroke risk decreased to non-smoker level and cancer risk decreased by 50%

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Withdrawal Symptoms

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	Peak in 24-48 hours and can last weeks to months
	Cravings
	Headache
	Restlessness
	Impaired concentration
	Irritability, impatient, frustration
	Insomnia
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Stages of Change

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Precomtemplation
Contemplation
Preparation
Action
Maintenance
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Precontemplation

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Patient is NOT planning on changin in the next 6 months

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Contemplation

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Patient is CONSIDERING a behavior change within the next 6 months

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Prepartion

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Patient is PLANNING to make a behavior change within the next 30 days

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Action

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Patient is ACTIVELY ENGAGED in the desired behavior for less than 6 months

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Maintenance

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Patient has been ENGAGED in the desire behavior for >/= 6 months

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1 pack of cigarettes =

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20 cigarettes

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Patient’s WILLING to Quit =

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ASK about quitting
ADVISE patient to quit
ASSESS readiness to quit
ASSIST with quit plan
ARRANGE appropriate follow up
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Patient’s UNWILLING to Quit =

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RELEVANCE to values/goals
RISKS to health/money
REWARDS if patients were to quit
ROADBLOCKS ID and addressed
REPETITION
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Fagerstrom Nicotine Dependence Scoring

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0-2: Very low dependence
3-4: Low
5: Medium
6-7: High 
8-10: Very high
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Exclusions for Self-Treatment

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o Severe heart disease ( recent MI, irregular beat, severe angina)
o High blood pressure that isn’t controlled
o Pregnancy/breast feeding
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Patch MOA

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Stimulate nicotine receptors, replace nicotine from cigarettes while tapering to reduce severity of withdrawal and cravings

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Nicotine Patches: If >10 cigs/day

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Start 21 mg patch applied daily for 4-6 weeks
Then 14 mg patch/day for 2 weeks
Then 7 mg patch/day for 2 weeks

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Nicotine Patch Counseling

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  • Place patch on hairless area between neck and waist, rotate site with each application
  • Wash hands before and after applying or removing
  • Do NOT cut patches
  • Due to not wanting to wear the patch overnight due to vivid dreams, leads to cravings in the morning
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Lozenge and Gum Counseling

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  • Avoid eating or drinking for 15 minutes before and during lozenge use
  • Provides PRN nicotine replacement or could be scheduled
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Gum Dosing: If first cigarette is within 30 minutes of waking

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1 piece of 4 mg gum every 1-2 hr for weeks 1-6
1 piece of 4 mg gum every 2-4 hr for weeks 7-9
1 piece of 4 mg gum every 4-8 hr for weeks 10-12

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Gum Dosing: If first cigarette is greater than 30 minutes of waking

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1 piece of 2 mg gum every 1-2 hr for weeks 1-6
1 piece of 2 mg gum every 2-4 hr for weeks 7-9
1 piece of 2 mg gum every 4-8 hr for weeks 10-12

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Gum Chewing:

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Chew and park: chew until peppery taste then park the gum between check and gums for about 30 minutes or taste dissipates

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Max Dose for Gum

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No more than 24 pieces//day

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Lozenges Dosing: If first cigarette is within 30 minutes of waking

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One 4 mg lozenges every 1-2 hr for weeks 1-6
One 4 mg lozenges every 2-4 hr for weeks 7-9
One 4 mg lozenges every 4-8 hr for weeks 10-12

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Lozenges Dosing: If first cigarette is greater than 30 minutes of waking

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One 2 mg lozenges every 1-2 hr for weeks 1-6
One 2 mg lozenges every 2-4 hr for weeks 7-9
One 2 mg lozenges every 4-8 hr for weeks 10-12

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Max Lozenge Dose

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20 lozenges/day

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Lozenge Counseling
Do not chew or swallow | Allow to dissolve slowly
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Nasal Spray Dosing
1 dose = 1 spray in each nostril = 1 mg nicotine | 1-2 doses per hour X 6-8 weeks (3-6 months)
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Nasal Spray MAX Dosing
No more than 40 doses/day
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Nasal Spray Counseling
Do not sniff | Fastest and most addictive nicotine source
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Nasal Spray CI
Chronic nasal disorder | Severe reactive airways disease
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Nicotine Inhaler Dosing
6-16 cartridges/day for 12 weeks and gradually d/c over 6-12 weeks
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Inhaler Counseling
Continuous puffing for 20 minutes Puff into mouth and hold for a few seconds DO NOT INHALE Avoid eating/drinking 15 minutes before and during Mimics hand to mouth motions
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Inhaler CI
Reactive airwary disease
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NRT Symptoms of too much nicotine
N/V/D, tachycardia, cold sweats, blurred vision, dizziness and headache
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Buproprion MOA
Inhibits reuptake and potentiates effects of NE and DA | May relieve nicotine withdrawal symptoms
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Buproprion Dosing
150 mg AM for 3 days Then increase to 150 mg BID for 7-12 weeks Start 1 week before quit day and can be used fo rup to 6 months
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Buproprion CI
``` o Alcohol abuse o Could be beneficial in pts with depression/anxiety o Bulimia/anorexia o Seizure o Head trauma o MAOI ```
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Varenicline Dosing
0.5 mg once daily for day 1-3, then 0.5 mg BID for days 4-7, then 1 mg BID thereafter Last for 12 weeks and can be used for another 12 weeks if needed Start 1 week before quit date
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Varenicline MOA
Block nicotine binding to receptor
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Varenicline Renal Dosing
CrCl less than 30 mL/min: max of 0.5 mg BID
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Buproprion and Varenicline Boxed Warning
Neuropsychiatric events!!
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Varenicline SE
Dream disturbances
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Buproprion SE
Insomnia, dry mouth
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Pregnancy + Smoking
NRT and buproprion are okay | NOT varenicline
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Adolescents + Smoking
NRT is save via Rx
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Mental Illness or Other Addiction + Smoking
Should not delay smoking cessation
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Relapse typically occurs:
3-7 days | So followup in 1 week, 2 weeks and then every month after