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Smoking Cessation

Shanthipriya Nagarajan
Shanthipriya Nagarajan

The slides give you a broad description on how smoking affects people's health and how they can be brought out of it. Though these are easier methods a proper physician's consultation is very much required.

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Shanthipriya.N, B.Tech
Increased blood pressure Increased heart rate In Blood Alteration in demand of O2 by cells Reduced amount of oxygen carried by bloodPresented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
Lung Diseases Heart Diseases Osteoporosis & Weak bones Damage to FetusPresented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
Presented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
To cope with anger To feel confident Stress Buster Social Comfort To Keep Away From External stimuliPresented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
Presented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
Presented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
Presented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
Ask Ask about tobacco use status at every visit Document tobacco use status Advice Provide clear advice to quit Discuss health benefits of quitting Discuss health risks of smoking Assess Assess willingness to quit smoking Provide motivational intervention (5-R) Assist Provide educational and self-help materials Set a quit date and develop a quit plan Discuss triggers and coping strategies Provide support and help Arrange Arrange follow-up Contact on or near quit date Follow up at next visit, by phone. Presented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
NICOTINE GUMS: (under prescription) Chewable Releases nicotine slowly Lesser nicotine than cigarette Decreases cravingPresented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
NICOTINE PATCHES Self-adhesive strips. absorbed into blood stream through skin. may cause sleep disturbances. skin irritation. Presented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
NICOTINE LOZENGES Candies that dissolve in mouth. Lasts about half hour. slow release of nicotine. not to use more than three months. throat infection, soar gums. Presented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
SPRAY & PUFFER Aerosolized nicotine Sprayed into nostrils & quick absorption. Nicotine vapors sprayed into mouth Absorbed by lining of the mouth Matches behavioral aspects of smoking.Presented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
Influences brain through olfactory system. Concentrated plant oils can decrease cigarette cravings. Ylang ylang or thyme with jojoba oil. Effect on mood and ability to relax. Used along with other cessation products.Presented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
A psychological treatment. Imaginatively associating of other unpleasant situations to smoking. Mesmerize. Motivation and confidence. Overcoming past connections. Creating new healthier connections. Preventing relapse. Presented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
Alternate to nicotine based products. Herbal tea, herbal tobacco, etc. Ease the process of cessation. Other benefits. No side effects. Removes toxics from body. St.JohnS Wort OSHA root valerian Presented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
Form of acupuncture. Ear is a micro system of entire body. Stimulates skin in specific part of our body (here ear). Insertion of metallic needles in acupoints. Generates withdrawal symptoms of nicotine. Decreases urge to smoke and stress. No use of medicines, relatively easy optionPresented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
E-cigarette, Simulates the act of tobacco smoking. Vaporizer, mist, flavor of nicotine, lemon, caramel, vanilla, coffee, etc. Portable, self-contained cylinders. Cigarette look-alikes. Reusable, refillable, mostly disposable. Presented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
Presented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
Smoking affects not only the individual but also the surrounding people. Second hand smoking. Smoking at workplace, in front of children, in public, etc. A person living with a smoker for a long time will have a serious deterioration in health. Presented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
Presented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.

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  • 2. Increased blood pressure Increased heart rate In Blood Alteration in demand of O2 by cells Reduced amount of oxygen carried by bloodPresented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
  • 3. Lung Diseases Heart Diseases Osteoporosis & Weak bones Damage to FetusPresented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
  • 5. To cope with anger To feel confident Stress Buster Social Comfort To Keep Away From External stimuliPresented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
  • 9. Ask Ask about tobacco use status at every visit Document tobacco use status Advice Provide clear advice to quit Discuss health benefits of quitting Discuss health risks of smoking Assess Assess willingness to quit smoking Provide motivational intervention (5-R) Assist Provide educational and self-help materials Set a quit date and develop a quit plan Discuss triggers and coping strategies Provide support and help Arrange Arrange follow-up Contact on or near quit date Follow up at next visit, by phone. Presented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
  • 10. NICOTINE GUMS: (under prescription) Chewable Releases nicotine slowly Lesser nicotine than cigarette Decreases cravingPresented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
  • 11. NICOTINE PATCHES Self-adhesive strips. absorbed into blood stream through skin. may cause sleep disturbances. skin irritation. Presented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
  • 12. NICOTINE LOZENGES Candies that dissolve in mouth. Lasts about half hour. slow release of nicotine. not to use more than three months. throat infection, soar gums. Presented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
  • 13. SPRAY & PUFFER Aerosolized nicotine Sprayed into nostrils & quick absorption. Nicotine vapors sprayed into mouth Absorbed by lining of the mouth Matches behavioral aspects of smoking.Presented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
  • 14. Influences brain through olfactory system. Concentrated plant oils can decrease cigarette cravings. Ylang ylang or thyme with jojoba oil. Effect on mood and ability to relax. Used along with other cessation products.Presented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
  • 15. A psychological treatment. Imaginatively associating of other unpleasant situations to smoking. Mesmerize. Motivation and confidence. Overcoming past connections. Creating new healthier connections. Preventing relapse. Presented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
  • 16. Alternate to nicotine based products. Herbal tea, herbal tobacco, etc. Ease the process of cessation. Other benefits. No side effects. Removes toxics from body. St.JohnS Wort OSHA root valerian Presented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
  • 17. Form of acupuncture. Ear is a micro system of entire body. Stimulates skin in specific part of our body (here ear). Insertion of metallic needles in acupoints. Generates withdrawal symptoms of nicotine. Decreases urge to smoke and stress. No use of medicines, relatively easy optionPresented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
  • 18. E-cigarette, Simulates the act of tobacco smoking. Vaporizer, mist, flavor of nicotine, lemon, caramel, vanilla, coffee, etc. Portable, self-contained cylinders. Cigarette look-alikes. Reusable, refillable, mostly disposable. Presented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
  • 20. Smoking affects not only the individual but also the surrounding people. Second hand smoking. Smoking at workplace, in front of children, in public, etc. A person living with a smoker for a long time will have a serious deterioration in health. Presented By Shanthipriya.N, B.tech.
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