Presentation Donald 2

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Donald Martin K. Rivera


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Background of the study Smoking is the main cause of the epidemic of lung

cancer in the industrialized world, the epidemic hasreached its height in countries where smoking has been

wide spread longest.

Adolescent usually are the age group that they startedsmoking thus the progress of the disease is moreprevalent to teenagers.

W.H.O. is calling upon governments to act against whatis the largest single avoidable cause of death.


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Objectives of the study To identify the demographic profile of adolescent

smokers.

To identify the level of knowledge and attitude ofadolescent smokers in Bacoor, Cavite on smoking.

To identify the difference of the level of knowledge andattitude of adolescent smokers before and after thehealth education


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Statement of the problem 1. What is the demographic profile of the respondents?

1.1 Age1.2 Gender

1.3 Civil status1.4 Length of cigarette use1.5 Cause of cigarette use

2. What is the level of knowledge and attitude of adolescent

smokers in Bacoor, Cavite about smoking?

3. What is the difference in the level of knowledge and attitudeof adolescent smokers before and after the health education?


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Hypothesis

HO: There is no significant difference of level ofknowledge and attitude of adolescent smokers

before and after the health education.


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Local literature Young Lives Up in Smoke

By Kara Santos

Smoking kills 250 daily.Author: Dr. Philip S. Chua

Doctors plan to use stars who smoke in campaign.

Author: Jocelyn R. Uy

Teenage Smoking in the Philippines.

Author: Dr. Emer
http://www.thecuttingedgenews.com/index.php?article=11315&pageid=&pagename=


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Foreign literature Process of smoking cessation in adolescents attending Quit 2 Win, a teen smoking

cessation program.

Authors: Jannone LT

Beyond quitting: Predictors of teen smoking cessation, reduction and acceleration followinga school-based intervention.

Authors: Branstetter SA ; Horn K ; Dino G ; Zhang J

Beliefs and Perceived Norms Concerning Smoking Cessation Program Recruitment AmongAfrican American Teen Smokers: What Appeals to Youth and What Turns Them Away.

Authors: Peters, Ronald J. ; Meshack, Angela ; Kelder, Steven H. ; Springer,Andrew ; Agurcia, Carolyn

Assessing attitudinal ambivalence towards smoking and its association with desire to quitamong teen smokers.

Authors: Lipkus IM ; Pollak KI ; McBride CM ; Schwartz-Bloom R ; Lyna P ; Bloom PN


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Research design Quantitative study (descriptive non-experimental

method).


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Sample Random sampling will be done.

The samples should be:

-smoking or has been using cigarette.

-12 to 18 years of age.

-should be living in bacoor, cavite.

-can read and write.

-without disability.


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Study procedures The chosen instrument to be used in the survey is the

2006-2007 youth smoking survey module A.

This will be given to the participants then they areallowed to answer it for 15 minutes.

The tool has been used by the propel center forpopulation health impact, has surveyed in communitiesand schools for a long time, experienced personnel areusing this.


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