Smoking, Tobacco, & Health Implications Flashcards

1
Q

What are the risks of 2nd-hand smoke in kids?

A

1) ear infections
2) asthma
3) respiratory infections
4) SIDS

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2
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What are the major risks of second-hand smoke exposure?

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25-30% increased risk for…

1) MI
2) heart dz
3) stroke
4) lung cancer

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3
Q

What are known carcinogens in smoke?

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1) formaldehyde
2) cyanide
3) benzene
4) ammonia

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4
Q

How is second-hand smoke exposure measured?

A

cotinine (a nicotine byproduct) concentration in body fluids

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5
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What factors of hookah increase disease risk?

A

1) charcoal
2) pipe juice
3) shared mouthpiece
4) 10x more puffs in hour-long session

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6
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Hookah charcoal has these components:

A

1) CO2
2) metals
3) carcinogens

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7
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What diseases can be passed by the shared hookah mouthpiece?

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1) TB
2) hepatitis
3) herpes

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8
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What does the pipe juice from hookah cause?

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1) mouth irritation

2) oral cancer

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9
Q

What are withdrawal symptoms of nicotine?

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1) irritability
2) inability to concentrate
3) craving
4) increased appetite

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10
Q

What is vaporized in an e-cig?

A

propylene glycol

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11
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How much nicotine is in an e-cig compared to a conventional cig per puff?

A

20% per puff

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12
Q

What are the 5A’s for aiding smoking cessation?

A

1) Ask (id & document)
2) Advise (to quit)
3) Assess (willingness)
4) Assist (counseling/meds)
5) Arrange (follow-up)

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13
Q

What are the steps for smoking cessation?

A

1) define reasons
2) set date
3) support (1800QUITNOW)
4) avoid triggers
5) use cessation aids

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14
Q

What smoking cessation meds are available otc?

A

1) patch
2) gum
3) lozenge

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15
Q

What smoking cessation meds are available rx?

A

1) nicotine inhaler
2) nicotine nasal spray
3) bupropion
4) varencicline

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16
Q

Which Rx meds can be used with other methods of NRT?

A

Patch & Bupropion

17
Q

What is snus?

A

moist snuff in a teabag

18
Q

What is dip?

A

smokeless tobacco placed between lip & gum; requires spitting

19
Q

What is the most common smokeless tobacco?

A

dip

20
Q

What are dissolvable tobacco forms?

A

1) lozenges
2) orbs (mints)
3) sticks (toothpick)
4) strips

21
Q

How many deaths per year from second-hand smoke?

A

41,000

22
Q

How many minors start smoking every day?

A

3200 (2100 become addicted)

23
Q

How much shorter is life expectancy for a smoker?

A

12-14 years

24
Q

What are the guidelines for medication use in smoking cessation?

A

1) meds + counseling better than either alone

2) increased # of counseling sessions more effective