Tobacco Cessation Flashcards

1
Q

What type of therapy is most effective for smoking cessation?

A

Combination of 2 drugs

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2
Q

Are e-cigarettes recommended for smoking cessation?

A

NO - emerging health concerns

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3
Q

Non-nicotine chemicals in tobacco smoke induce what CYP enzyme?

A

1A2

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4
Q

What patient population should not take estrogen-containing oral contraceptives? Why?

A

Women >35

Increased risk of CV events

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5
Q

Treatment guidelines promote the use of behavioral counseling over drugs in what patients?

A

Pregnant women
Adolescents
Smokeless tobacco users
“Light” smokers (<10 cigs/d)

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6
Q

What vaccines should smokers receive?

A

19-64 - pneumovax 23

Annual flu

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7
Q

What nicotine patch strength should be used if patient smokes >10 cigs/d?

A

21mg

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8
Q

What nicotine patch strength should be used if patient smokes less than 10 cigs/d?

A

14mg

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9
Q

If a patient smokes their first cigarette >30 minutes upon waking, what strength of nicotine gum or lozenges should they use?

A

2mg

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10
Q

If a patient smokes their first cigarette 30 minutes or less upon waking, what strength of nicotine gum or lozenges should they use?

A

4mg

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11
Q

Minimum and max pieces of gum and lozenges per day

A

Min: 9/d x 6 weeks (both)
Max gum: 24/d
Max lozenge: 20/d

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12
Q

Nicotine replacement therapy warnings, SE, and notes

A

Warnings: avoid in immediate post-MI, avoid inhaler and nasal spray in asthma/COPD
SE: patch (vivid dreams), inhaler (mouth/throat irritation), nasal spray (nasal irritation)

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13
Q

What NRT should be d/c before undergoing an MRI?

A

Nicotine patch

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14
Q

Bupropion MOA

A

blocks neuronal reuptake of dopamine and/or NE

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15
Q

Varenicline MOA

A

partial neuronal alpha-4 beta-2 nicotinic receptor agonist causing low-level stimulation of the receptor while blocking the ability of nicotine to bind

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16
Q

What medications should be started before the quit date?

A

Varenicline and bupropion

At least 1 week

17
Q

Bupropion BBW, CI, warnings, SE

A

BBW: increased risk of suicidal thinking
CI: seizures, anorexia/bulimia, MAOi, linezolid, or IV methylene blue
Warning: serious neuropsychiatric events
SE: dry mouth, insomnia, tremors, weight loss

18
Q

Varenicline warnings, SE

A

Warnings: serious neuropsychiatric events, seizures
SE: nausea, insomnia, abnormal dreams, HA
Take after eating with full glass of water

19
Q

What smoking cessation therapy should be used if the goal is to avoid weight bain

A

gum, lozenge, bupropion SR

20
Q

What smoking cessation therapy should be used if patient also has depression

A

Bupropion

21
Q

What smoking cessation therapy should be avoided if patient has dentures?

A

gum

22
Q

What smoking cessation therapy should be avoided if patient has asthma/COPD

A

inhaler or spray

23
Q

What smoking cessation therapy should be avoided if patient has skin condition

A

patch

24
Q

What smoking cessation therapy should be avoided if patient has seizures

A

bupropion and varenicline