Smoking Cessation and Alcohol Advice Flashcards
how much does alcohol misuse cost society?
21.5 billion
how much does drug misuse cost society?
10.7billion
in 2018-2019, how many hospital admissions were there, due to alcohol misuse?
how many aged 45-64?
how many male?
358 admissions = 2.1%
40% in that age cat
62% male
what are the general effects of alcohol misuse?
- stroke
- depression, anxiety and suicide
- heart disease
- high blood pressure
- liver disease
- colorectal cancer
- breast cancer
- harmful to unborn babies
what are the oral impacts of alcohol misuse?
- increase risk of oral cancer - 30% from alcohol
- irrigation of gum, tongue and tissue
- poor healing
- poor dental habits
- more decay
- poor compliance
- increase risk of periodontal disease
what are the general effects of smoking?
- increase risk of cancer
what are the oral impacts of smoking?
- 3x more risk increase risk of periodontitis, bone loss
- decreased wound healing
- increase risk of oral cancer - 60% from smoking
how does smoking and alcohol affect the cancer risk?
synergistic effect
- the combined effects is greater than individuals put together
why do oral changes occur from smoking?
irritants, toxins and carcinogens from burned tobacco
high intramural temperature
pH changes
- the homeostatic environment of oral cavity is changed
what current policies, guidance, resources and toolkits are there to support alcohol reduction? (4)
NICE guidleines
government guidelines
AUDIT-C TOOL - 3 questions
VBA - ask, advise, act
FRAMES
describe the AUDIT-C tool
alcohol use disorder identification test
- scores
- 0-4 - low risk, state 14 unit rule
- 5-7 - mid risk, think about consequences = hazardous
8-10 - mid risk = harmful
- 10+ - high risk = dependent - direct to GP or local support, give leaflets
3 questions
1. how often do you have a drink with alcohol
- monthly, 2-4 x a month, 2-3x a week, 4+ a week
2. how many units
- 3-4, 5-6, 7-9, 10+
3. how often do you have 6+ units (female) or 8+ (male) on a single occasion in the last year
- less than monthly, monthly, weekly, daily
describe the alcohol consumption of a abstainer and lower risk
abstainer - no alcohol
lower risk - no more than 14 units a week, with 2 alcohol free days
what current policies, guidance, resources and toolkits are there to support tobacco cessation?
evidence based toolkit
VBA - ask, advise, act
ask at every opportunity the smoking status
describe the 5 steps to The Transtheoretical Model (Stages of Change)
- pre-contemplation
- people don’t see that there is an issue
- may be challenging - contemplation
- thinking about it but not planning to make change - action
- making a change - maintenance
- relapse
why can the transtheoretical model be criticised?
assumes everyone has a cyclical mindset and works in the same way
what’s important when speaking to patients?
be motivational
give the correct, personalised advice
- write down in the notes what you say
describe VBA
simple structured advice, 30 seconds
ASK
ADVISE
ACT
describe FRAMES
Feedback - personalised
Responsibility of the patient
Advice - clear and practical
Menu - give variety of options
Empathy - warm, reflective
Self-efficacy - boost confidence
what are the ICD-10 codes? what are the codes for lip, oral cavity, tonsil, oropharynx, piriform sinus, hypopharynx, other lip-oral cavity-pharynx?
lip - C00
oral cavity - C00-C06
tonsil - C09
oropharynx - C10
piriform sinus - C12
hypopharynx - C13
other lip-oral cavity-pharynx - C14
In 2016-18, how many head and neck cancer cases?
12,400 new cases
females - 13th most common cancer, 3,900 cases
males - 4th most common cancer, 8,600 cases
in 2017-2019, how many head and neck cancer deaths?
4,100
describe VBA with smokers.
ask - ask smoking status
advise - advise benefits when quitting
act - build confidence, give info, refer, prescribe
give 9 types of smokeless tobacco, be aware there are many more
- mishri
- qiwam
- khaini
- naswar
- gul
- gutka
- zarda
- mawa
- paan
which groups mainly use smokeless tobacco?
mainly south asians
describe e-cigs.
developed in china ‘03
- UK, 1.3 mil users (2013)
- do not contain tobacco but nicotine
- long term safety and effectiveness not established
- deemed less harmful than tobacco cigs
how are tobacco products regulated?
- must have health warning label
- child-resistant packaging
- cant contain carcinogenic, energy and vitality related additives
- must give advice on usage
- lie responsibility on the user
- dosage
- cant be advertised
- minimum age of sale
- max nicotine concentration = 20mg/ml