Smoking Counseling and Related Concepts

A collection of flashcards derived from notes on smoking counseling and associated medical concepts.

The process of discontinuing the use of tobacco products.

Smoking Cessation

5As Model

A framework for smoking counseling consisting of Ask, Assess, Advise, Assist, and Arrange.

Nicotine Replacement Therapy

Treatment to aid quitting smoking using products that provide a low dose of nicotine without the harmful effects of tobacco.

Bupropion

A prescription medication used to help people stop smoking; it is also an antidepressant.

Varenicline

A medication that helps people quit smoking by reducing cravings and withdrawal symptoms.

Triggers

Factors that can induce the urge to smoke, such as stress, certain environments, or social situations.

Coping Mechanisms

Strategies to control or deal with stress and cravings during the process of quitting smoking.

Follow-up Arrangements

Plans made with patients to ensure ongoing support and accountability in their smoking cessation journey.

Menorrhagia

Excessive menstrual bleeding, which may require further assessment.

Clinical Assessment for VAGINAL BLEED

Comprehensive evaluation of the history and current status of vaginal bleeding in non-pregnant women.