Tobacco Cessation Quiz 1
Quiz by Sarah McBane
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- Q1
A patient who smokes has a genetic condition that causes their saliva to be alkaline. What effect will this have on buccal nicotine absorption?
decrease
increase
no change
20s - Q2
Select the best reason that oral nicotine tablets are NOT effective for tobacco cessation.
Nicotine is a small molecule
Nicotine is excreted renally
Nicotine has a low bioavailability due to first pass metabolism
Nicotine has a pKa of 8
20s - Q3
Drug X must be metabolized to an active metabolite by CYP1A2 to be effective. What effect will smoking have on Drug X?
Drug X will be more effective
Drug X will be less effective
No change in the activity of Drug X
20s - Q4
Someone who is NOT ready to quit in the next 30 days is in
Stage 1
Stage 2
Stage 3
Stage 4
20s - Q5
What stage includes initiation of pharmacotherapy for tobacco cessation?
Stage 4
Stage 1
Stage 3
Stage 2
20s - Q6
When can someone expect nicotine withdrawal symptoms to be the worst?
1 day
1 year
1 month
1 week
20s - Q7
Which number of follow up encounters with the pharmacist is likely to have the best tobacco cessation success rate?
1 follow up encounter
No pharmacist follow up is necessary
4 follow up encounters
2 follow up encounters
20s - Q8
Ask, Arrange, Assess, Advise, Assist
Users re-arrange answers into correct orderJumble20s - Q9
Pair the correct "A" with the matching statement or question
Users link answersLinking30s - Q10
Select an example of a cognitive coping strategy.
Use sugar-free gum instead of smoking
Have a friend provide support during the quit attempt
Control the environment
Distractive thinking
20s