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For Clinician Use Only Date of Assessment: Smoking Cessation Counseling and Therapy Initial Client Assessment Date of Birth Initial Target Quit Date: Assessment Site: Clinician Name: Last 4 numbers of Social Security Street Address City State Zip Home Phone Work Phone Cell Phone Email Address Next of Kin/Emergency Contact Information Name Phone Number City where you were born Primary Care Physician Town where you see this doctor Specialists/Other Doctors You See Specialty How did you find out about this program? Gender Current Relationship Status Do you have any children? Female ale Single Living with Someone arried Divorced Widowed Separated If yes, how many children do you have? What race/ethnicity best describes you? Caucasian/White African American/Black Hispanic/Latino Asian South Asian Other please indicate: PAGE 1 OF 6

What language is primarily spoken at home? What is the highest level of education that you have achieved? Which of these best describes your current employment status? What is your occupation (if applicable)? English Spanish Both English and Spanish Other please indicate: High School or GED or less Some College/Technical School College Degree Graduate Degree Full-time employment Part-time employment A full-time student Retired Unemployed Permanently sick or disabled Tobacco Specific Information Tobacco Use History 1. What age were you when you started using tobacco on a regular basis? 2. How many cigarettes do you smoke each day? 3. Do you ever butt out and relight your cigarettes? 4. What is your favorite brand of tobacco? 5. Do you smoke enthol? 6. Do you sometimes awaken at night to have a cigarette or use tobacco? 7. How soon after you wake up do you smoke your first cigarette? 8. Do you find it hard to refrain from using tobacco in certain places (forbidden situations)? (i.e., movies, church, library, smoke-free building?) 9. Which cigarette would you hate to give up the most? 10. How many cigarettes do you smoke? 11. Do you smoke more frequently during the first hours after waking than during the rest of the day? 12. Do you smoke if you are so ill that you are in bed most of the day? Within 5 min (3) 6-30 min (2) 31-60 min (1) After 60 min (1) 1st morning one (1) All others 10 or less 11-20 (1) 21-30 (2) 31 or more (3) (1) (1) For Clinician Use Only Total FTND Points (add items 7 through 12): PAGE 2 OF 6

13. How do you purchase your tobacco? Check all that apply. Cigarettes: Roll your own from loose tobacco Loosies or 1 or more cigs at a time Pack at a time Cartons Order on line Buy One, Get one Drive out of State to purchase Cigars: Loose Specialized tobacco shop In pack If so, how many to a pack? In box Order or drive out of state Dip or Spit Tobacco: One tin or package Other, please describe: Other tobacco products: 14. Previous Quit Attempts How many times have you stopped smoking or using tobacco for at least 24 hours because you were trying to quit? times 1st ost Recent Quit Attempt 2nd ost Recent Quit Attempt 3rd ost Recent Quit Attempt Dates: beginning and end Beginning: Beginning: Beginning: Ending: Ending: Ending: Age ethod used to quit Duration using that method edications used (like Nicotine Replacement or Zyban) Counseling used (group, individual, ALA or other smoking cessation program) Reason for Relapse 15. Previous Withdrawal/Abstinence Symptoms What uncomfortable symptoms have you ever experienced as a result of stopping tobacco use? Check all that apply. Agitation/Irritability Difficulty Concentrating Increased appetite/weight gain Anger/Hostility Fatigue Depressed ood Anxiety/Nervousness Feeling disorientated Impatience/Restlessness Craving Frustration Insomnia Other (please specify): PAGE 3 OF 6

16. Triggers What triggers your tobacco use now? Please check all that apply. Being at work In restaurants When drinking alcohol Attending meetings When around other smokers (chewers) When wanting to cheer up When feeling anxious Before going to bed When hungry When under a lot of stress Being at home When in pain When I need to concentrate When alone, bored When driving/starting the car When drinking coffee, tea, or soda When my children are present After sexual activity When talking on the phone After meals When wanting to keep busy When relaxing Other, specify Current Quit Attempt 17. How important is it to you to stop tobacco use now? Please check one box. t at all Average Importance Extremely Important 18. How confident are you that you will succeed in stopping your tobacco use now? Please check one box. t at all Somewhat Confident Extremely Confident 19. A lot of my friends or family smoke. Please check one box. t true at all Somewhat true of me Extremely true of me 20. I m around smokers much of the time. Please check one box. t true at all Somewhat true of me Extremely true of me 21. Describe your living situation. 22. Do you smoke inside your home? 23. Do you use tobacco at work or school? 24. What is your main reason for considering/wanting to stop smoking now? Do you live with anyone who smokes? If so, what is their relationship to you? While doing your work Take breaks just outside the door Have to leave the premises to use Health Family members want me to quit Expense I don t like the smell on clothes, in car, etc. Some other reason (Explain): PAGE 4 OF 6

25. What are your worries/concerns about the quitting process? 26. Are you afraid of gaining weight after reducing/quitting smoking? 27. What do you like about smoking? 28. Please check next to the one statement that best describes your current situation: a. I currently smoke/use tobacco and am certain that I do not want to quit in the next 6 months. b. I am interested in drastically reducing the number of cigarettes I currently smoke (reduce by 50% or more), but am not interested in quitting totally. c. I am seriously considering quitting in the next 6 months, but not in the next 30 days. d. I am interested in quitting smoking/tobacco use in the next month, and I would be interested in any assistance I could get. e. I have recently stopped smoking/using tobacco, and I need to work at not slipping back to using. f. I have not smoked/used tobacco products for over 6 months. g. I have recently begun smoking/using tobacco after a period of abstinence. 29. Current Stressors What are your recent and ongoing stresses at work, family, and socially? Check all that apply. The death of someone close to you Loss of an important relationship Lost job Divorce or separation Stress in family/home New job ajor health problems Stress at work Geographical move Important legal problem any minor daily stressful events (e. g., money concerns, inconsiderate people, social obligations) Other major stressful event 30. edical History Please check if you had in the past/currently have any of the following: Physical/edical Past Current edication(s) a. Heart Disease b. High Blood Pressure c. Diabetes d. High Cholesterol e. Stroke f. Cancer Type: g. Lung Disease (asthma, COPD) h. Kidney or Liver Disease i. Pregnant, planning on pregnancy or breast-feeding j. Dental or jaw problems k. Sinus or nasal problems (rhinitis, polyps) l. Other: PAGE 5 OF 6

Psychological Past Current edication(s) a. Depression b. Anxiety c. Schizophrenia d. Bipolar Disorder e. Seizure/Convulsions/Epilepsy f. Cognitive Disorder (ADHD, Neurological Disorders) g. Did you ever feel so bad you wanted to hurt yourself? h. Difficulty sleeping/insomnia i. Eating disorder (anorexia, bulimia) j. Other: Alcohol/Drugs Past Current Details a. Alcohol abuse b. arijuana c. Cocaine d. Heroin e. Caffeine in excess f. Diet pills and/or supplements g. Other: 31. Please list any allergies to medications: 32. What is your weight? lbs 33. What is your height? feet inches For Clinician Use Only edication Treatment Plan edications Used before Benefits/Side Effects Interested in using now Nicotine Patch Nicotine Gum Nicotine Oral Inhaler (puffer) Nicotine Nasal Spray Nicotine Lozenge (Commit) Zyban/Wellbutrin/Bupropion Chantix (varenicline) Quit Date CO (ppm) edication Follow-Up Clinician/Doctor Date Sung Whang, CRNP Scott Cowan, D Charles Rowland, CRNP Nathaniel Evans, D Total time spent counseling: PAGE 6 OF 6