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Quiz – Enduring Talk – Tobacco Smoking and Persistent Pain

The Relationship Between Tobacco Smoking and Persistent Pain: Evidence and Treatment Implications
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Question 1 of 6

1. Question

Regular use of tobacco may contribute to the onset or exacerbation of persistent pain by

Acceleration of spinal disk degeneration and bone loss
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Lowered efficacy of pain medications
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Reduction in dopamine signaling
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People with persistent pain may have lower nicotine and tobacco quit rates because

They may experience more severe symptoms of nicotine withdrawal, including nicotine withdrawal induced hyperalgesia
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They have other concerns that are more of a priority than their nicotine and tobacco use
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They may have lower confidence (or self-efficacy) in their ability to quit
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Both A and C
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According to clinical practice guidelines, the nicotine and tobacco treatment approach with the best evidence includes

Pharmacotherapy
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Behavioral counseling
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Pharmacotherapy and behavioral counseling
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Hypnosis and acupuncture
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Motivational interviewing is

A method of guiding people towards change by eliciting a person’s own motivation
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A strategy to convince people to do what you want
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A cognitive behavioral therapy intervention for nicotine and tobacco treatment
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None of the above
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The Ask-Offer-Ask model of sharing information includes

Asking for permission to share information, offering ideas about what you think the client should do, and asking if they plan on following through with your suggestions
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Asking what the person knows or thinks, offering information, and checking back in to hear their thoughts
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Asking about their reasons to quit, offering your thoughts about why quitting is important, and asking about their intentions to quit
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The following components can be included in an integrated tobacco and pain treatment approach:

Education about the link between persistent pain and tobacco smoking
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Track pain, mood, and tobacco use to build awareness of tobacco use triggers
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Learn healthy pain and mood coping strategies, such as relaxation/mindfulness/visual imagery training and gentle exercise
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Use cognitive restructuring to modify unhelpful thoughts
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