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Which of the following is a proven effect of comprehensive smoke-free laws?
Which of the following is a proven effect of comprehensive smoke-free laws?
- Increased mortality from smoking-related illnesses
- Reduced mortality from smoking-related illnesses (correct)
- Increased neonatal mortality
- Reduced hospital admissions for common cold
What is the impact of smoke-free laws on neonatal and infant mortality?
What is the impact of smoke-free laws on neonatal and infant mortality?
- Unrelated to mortality
- Reduced mortality (correct)
- Increased mortality
- No impact
How many countries were covered by comprehensive smoke-free environments in 2007?
How many countries were covered by comprehensive smoke-free environments in 2007?
- 74
- 50
- 100
- 10 (correct)
What is the burden caused by second-hand smoke, according to the Global Burden of Disease (2019) estimates?
What is the burden caused by second-hand smoke, according to the Global Burden of Disease (2019) estimates?
What health conditions are associated with second-hand smoke (SHS) exposure in adults?
What health conditions are associated with second-hand smoke (SHS) exposure in adults?
What is the relationship between second-hand smoke (SHS) exposure and respiratory infections?
What is the relationship between second-hand smoke (SHS) exposure and respiratory infections?
According to the WHO report on the global tobacco epidemic, how many people die from second-hand smoke (SHS) exposure annually?
According to the WHO report on the global tobacco epidemic, how many people die from second-hand smoke (SHS) exposure annually?
How does the number of non-smokers' deaths from SHS compare to road traffic crash deaths?
How does the number of non-smokers' deaths from SHS compare to road traffic crash deaths?
What is the main impact of comprehensive smoke-free laws on acute coronary syndrome?
What is the main impact of comprehensive smoke-free laws on acute coronary syndrome?
How has the coverage of countries by comprehensive smoke-free environments changed from 2007 to 2022?
How has the coverage of countries by comprehensive smoke-free environments changed from 2007 to 2022?
What is the most common respiratory condition among children exposed to secondhand smoke?
What is the most common respiratory condition among children exposed to secondhand smoke?
According to the Stages of Change Model, which stage are geriatric patients more likely to reside in?
According to the Stages of Change Model, which stage are geriatric patients more likely to reside in?
Why are older smokers less likely to attempt quitting than younger smokers?
Why are older smokers less likely to attempt quitting than younger smokers?
What might contribute to the success of older smokers who attempt to quit despite decades of continuous smoking?
What might contribute to the success of older smokers who attempt to quit despite decades of continuous smoking?
Which age group of smokers is less likely to report attempting to quit or seek help from a GP?
Which age group of smokers is less likely to report attempting to quit or seek help from a GP?
What is the primary reason that older smokers are more likely to smoke, according to the text?
What is the primary reason that older smokers are more likely to smoke, according to the text?
What is recommended in every visit a patient makes to their primary care provider?
What is recommended in every visit a patient makes to their primary care provider?
What should be done at every physician encounter for smokers according to the text?
What should be done at every physician encounter for smokers according to the text?
What tool can be used as an early eye opener and motivation for smokers?
What tool can be used as an early eye opener and motivation for smokers?
What plays an important role in improving abstinence rates among smokers according to the text?
What plays an important role in improving abstinence rates among smokers according to the text?
What is the main reason a patient may be unwilling to quit smoking?
What is the main reason a patient may be unwilling to quit smoking?
What stage is the patient in if they have already stopped smoking within the last 6 months?
What stage is the patient in if they have already stopped smoking within the last 6 months?
Which medication is considered a first-line medication for smoking cessation?
Which medication is considered a first-line medication for smoking cessation?
Which tool should be used to assess the patient's readiness to stop smoking?
Which tool should be used to assess the patient's readiness to stop smoking?
What is the purpose of nicotine replacement therapies (NRT) in smoking cessation?
What is the purpose of nicotine replacement therapies (NRT) in smoking cessation?
When should second-line medications for smoking cessation be considered?
When should second-line medications for smoking cessation be considered?
What was developed by a panel of international experts in 2009 to tailor pharmacotherapy for smoking cessation?
What was developed by a panel of international experts in 2009 to tailor pharmacotherapy for smoking cessation?
Which stage is characterized by the patient thinking about stopping but not having made a decision to quit?
Which stage is characterized by the patient thinking about stopping but not having made a decision to quit?
What should be done for patients willing to quit within the next 30 days?
What should be done for patients willing to quit within the next 30 days?
What should be considered when choosing pharmacological therapy for smoking cessation?
What should be considered when choosing pharmacological therapy for smoking cessation?
What is the main focus of the 'Guide for using the algorithm'?
What is the main focus of the 'Guide for using the algorithm'?
Which aspect of first-line medications is addressed in the 'Guide for using the algorithm'?
Which aspect of first-line medications is addressed in the 'Guide for using the algorithm'?
What does the 'Summary of product characteristics' include for all medications used to quit smoking?
What does the 'Summary of product characteristics' include for all medications used to quit smoking?
What is a potential risk factor for smoking relapse?
What is a potential risk factor for smoking relapse?
What should be arranged within the first 2 weeks after initiating medical therapy, according to the text?
What should be arranged within the first 2 weeks after initiating medical therapy, according to the text?
What is the recommended interval for follow-up visits after the initial physician follow-up?
What is the recommended interval for follow-up visits after the initial physician follow-up?
When do symptoms of nicotine withdrawal usually peak according to the text?
When do symptoms of nicotine withdrawal usually peak according to the text?
What does the 'Guide to drug interactions with tobacco smoking' summarize?
What does the 'Guide to drug interactions with tobacco smoking' summarize?
What does the 'Guide to drug interactions with tobacco smoking' indicate about CYP1A2 activity after smoking cessation?
What does the 'Guide to drug interactions with tobacco smoking' indicate about CYP1A2 activity after smoking cessation?
What is considered a potential impact on dosage required when the client smokes and/or stops smoking according to the 'Guide to drug interactions with tobacco smoking'?
What is considered a potential impact on dosage required when the client smokes and/or stops smoking according to the 'Guide to drug interactions with tobacco smoking'?
