Learning Objectives Describe the diagnosis of Tobacco Use Disorder Discuss the basic principles of smoking cessation Identify the FDA approved medications for smoking cessation Course Syllabus Introduction Smoking And Tobacco Use In The United States Nicotine Pathophysiology Of Acute Nicotine Addiction The Definition And Diagnosis Of Tobacco Use Disorder Tobacco Withdrawal Smoking Cessation: Basic Principles Risks Of Smoking Cessation Beginning The Process Of Smoking Cessation Aids To Smoking Cessation Pharmacotherapy And Smoking Cessation Bupropion Nicotine Replacement Therapy Varenicline Alternative Therapies For Smoking Cessation Acupuncture Hypnosis E-cigarettes Smoking Cessation: Failure And Success Summary Author Dana Bartlett, RN, BSN, MSN, MA Dana Bartlett is a professional nurse and author

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