Krinsky- smoking cessation and cough/cold

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What is the difference between a productive and nonproductive cough?

productive- wet

nonproductive- dry

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Usually, a nonproductive cough is due to…

an underlying condition

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For cough, what OTC products can be used during pregnancy? Of those, which is the most commonly used?

  • Dextromethorphan

  • Diphenhydramine- most common

<ul><li><p>Dextromethorphan</p></li><li><p>Diphenhydramine- most common</p></li></ul>
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For cough, in the elderly, what is most commonly used?

guaifenesin

<p>guaifenesin</p>
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What are the ADRs of systemic decongestants like pseudoephedrine and phenylephrine?

  • CV stimulation

  • CNS stimulation

  • rebound congestion

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What is the difference between antitussives and protussives?

anti-tussives: cough SUPPRESSANTS

protussives: EXPECTORANTS

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Are antitussives or protussives recommended for non-productive coughs?

anti-tussives

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Which of the following are anti-tussive/cough suppressants?

SATA:

a. codeine

b. dextromethorphan

c. diphenhydramine

d. guaifenesin

a, b, c

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What are 2 examples of expectorants?

  • guaifenesin

  • WATER—→ the BEST expectorant

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What are some non-pharm treatments for a cold?

  • fluids, sleep, good diet

  • humidification

  • saline nasal sprays/drops

  • salt gargles, hot tea, oils

  • breathing strips

<ul><li><p>fluids, sleep, good diet</p></li><li><p>humidification</p></li><li><p>saline nasal sprays/drops </p></li><li><p>salt gargles, hot tea, oils</p></li><li><p>breathing strips</p></li></ul>
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If a patient has a cold, what is the best/recommended treatment for it?

non-pharm measures first!

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What are some common products used for tx of a cold?

“Decongestants”

  • pseudoephedrine

  • phenylephrine

<p>“Decongestants”</p><ul><li><p>pseudoephedrine</p></li><li><p>phenylephrine</p></li></ul>
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What is the national telephone number for the toll-free tobacco quit line?

1-800-QUIT-NOW

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What are the 5 “A’s” approach to helping patients quit smoking?

“5 A’s”

  1. Asking pts. whether they use tobacco

  2. Advising tobacco users to quit

  3. Assessing patients’ readiness to quit

  4. Assisting patients with quitting

  5. Arranging follow-up care

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What are the symptoms of nicotine withdrawal?

  • irritable, anger, depression, anxiety

  • cough, insomnia, dizzy

  • +more

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How does nicotine work in the brain?

activates nicotinic cholinergic receptors and releases NTs

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What is the significance of secondhand smoke?

  • associated w/ rapid increases in endothelial dysfunction and inflammation

    • leads to CV events and thrombosis

  • significant in kids

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What are some of the benefits of smoking cessation?

  • blood pressure decreases

  • circulation improves

  • coughing, congestion, fatigue, SOB decreases

  • reduces the risk of coronary heart disease

  • reduce stroke risk

  • reduces lung cancer risk

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What are the 3 OTC nicotine replacement dosage forms?

  • gum

  • lozenge

  • transdermal patch

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The recommended dosage of nicotine gum and lozenges is based on what?

“time to first cigarette” (TTFC) of the day

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Nicotine Gum are Lozenges are available in what strengths?

If TTFC is 30 min or less you should take ____ mg.

If TTFC is more than 30 min you should take _____ mg.

Available in 2 mg and 4 mg.

If TTFC is 30 min or less you should take 4 mg.

If TTFC is more than 30 min you should take 2 mg.

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The dosing of nicotine transdermal patches is based on what?

how many cigarettes you smoked per day

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True or False: For Non-Rx/ OTC treatment combo therapy should be considered 1st-line treatment.

true

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What nicotine replacement therapy has the fastest onset but most ADRs?

nasal spray (krinsky doesn’t recommend)

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What nicotine replacement therapy products require a prescription?

  • nasal sprays

  • inhalers

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What 2 prescription drugs can be prescribed to help quit smoking?

  • bupropion

  • Varenicline

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True or False: Nicotine is not one of the most addictive substances available.

false- it is

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What is the dosing for Bupropion?

  • 150 mg ER for 3 days

  • then 150 mg BID for 7-12 weeks

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Should the dose of Varenicline be tapered or a consistent amount over 12 weeks?

tapered over 12 weeks

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Which of the following are ADRs of Varenicline?

SATA

a. CNS

b. GI

c. Hepatic

d. Renal

a, b