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Smoking Cessation Questions

1. How old were you when you FIRST started to smoke fairly regularly? (Age) a. 0-12

b. 13-18 c. 19-22 d. 23-30 e. 31-40 f. 41-50 g. <50

2. Have you ever used (tobacco products) a. Cigarettes

b. Chewing Tobacco (Dip) c. Cigars/Pipes

d. Electronic Cigarettes e. Hookah

f. Other

3. On average, how many cigarettes did you smoke a day before you had your surgery? (number of cigarettes)

a. (input number)

4. What is your current smoking status? (smoking status) a. Currently nonsmoking Go to #9

b. Currently smoking Go to #5

5. (Currently Smoking) Did you stop smoking at any point between your lower extremity surgery and now? (yes smoking)

a. Yes Go to #6a b. No Go to #7a 6. (Yes)

a. For how long did you quit smoking before beginning again? (length of quit) i. <1 week

ii. 1-2 weeks iii. Up to 3 months iv. Up to 6 months

v. Up to a year vi. Greater than a year

b. How many quit attempts have you made? (quits) i. (input number)

c. Why did you start smoking again? (why smoke) i. (input answer)

d. Were you able to decrease the amount you regularly smoke? (decrease) i. Yes

ii. No

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Go to #8 7. (No)

a. Did you decrease the amount you regularly smoke since surgery? (decrease 2) i. Yes

ii. No Go to #8

8. How likely are you to continue smoking? (continue smoking) a. Very likely

b. Likely c. Unlikely d. Very unlikely

Go to #11

End of Survey for Currently Smoking #7 answer No 9. How many quit attempts did you make before it stuck? (attempts)

a. (input number) Go to #10

10. How likely are you to continue with smoking cessation in the future? (stay cessation) a. Very likely

b. Likely c. Unlikely d. Very unlikely

Go to #11

11. What technique did you use to quit smoking? (technique) a. Cold Turkey, no outside help

b. Nicotine Gum c. Nicotine Lozenges

d. Transdermal nicotine patches

e. Non-nicotine Medication (ex: Chantix (varenicline), Zyban (bupropion)) f. Prescription Nicotine Replacement (ex: Nicotrol)

g. Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems (E-Cigarettes) h. Nicotine Inhalers

i. Group-treatment j. Self-Help treatment

k. One on one treatment counseling l. Helpline Telephone Service

m. Non nicotine or non tobacco Vaping n. Other

12. What do you think was the most successful technique you tried? (successful attempt) a. Cold Turkey, no outside help

b. Nicotine Gum c. Nicotine Lozenges

d. Transdermal nicotine patches

e. Non-nicotine Medication (ex: Chantix (varenicline), Zyban (bupropion))

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f. Prescription Nicotine Replacement (ex: Nicotrol) g. Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems

h. Nicotine Inhalers i. Group-treatment j. Self-Help treatment

k. One on one treatment counseling l. Helpline Telephone Service

m. Non nicotine or non tobacco Vaping n. Other

o. None helped me

13. Did your lower extremity surgery change your outlook on smoking? (outlook) a. Yes

b. No

14. Do you remember your doctor telling you to quit smoking? (doctor advice) a. Yes

b. No

15. Do you feel you were given the tools you needed to quit smoking at the time of your lower extremity surgery? (tools given)

a. Yes End of Survey b. No Go to #16 16. (No)

a. What do you wish the doctor told you? (wish knew) i. (input answer)

End of Survey Part #1

Demographic Questions

1. What race do you consider yourself to be?

a. White

b. African American c. Asian

d. American Indian or Alaskan Native e. Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander f. Other

g. Refused h. Don’t Know

2. Are you of Latino or Hispanic origin?

a. Yes b. No c. Refused d. Don’t know

3. What is the highest grade or year of school you’ve completed?

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a. 8th grade or less

b. 9th to 12th grade, no diploma c. GED or high school graduate d. Some college, no degree

e. Associates degree (2 year degree) f. Bachelors/college degree

g. Some graduate work, no degree h. Graduate degree

i. Refused j. Don’t know

4. What would you say best describes what you’ve been doing most of the time since your lower extremity injury?

a. Working

b. Laid off/looking for work c. Going to school

d. Taking care of your house Go to #6

e. Something else Go to #5 5. If something else, please describe:

a. In hospital or other health care facility b. Retired

c. Disabled or ill

d. Doing volunteer work e. Care giving

f. Doing nothing g. On vacation h. Refused

Go to #6

6. How many people currently live in your household?

a. (Input number)

7. Can you tell me if your total household income before taxes in [LAST CALENDAR YEAR] was a. $20,000 or less

b. $20,000 to $40,000 c. $40,000 to $60,000 d. $60,000 to $100,000 e. $100,000 to $200,000 f. $200,000 or more g. Refused

h. Don’t know Past Medical History Questions

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1. Have you had surgery for any problem since the time of your lower extremity surgery?

a. Yes Go to #2 b. No End of Survey 2. What was the problem

a. (Input answer)

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