If you smoke, anesthesiologists recommend that you stop smoking before surgery and stay off cigarettes until at least one week after surgery.
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In this state in the United States, you are not allowed to smoke as you approach the doors of the hospital or surgery center. So, you would need to finish your last cigarette before you got out of your car.
Some transplant centers test your blood for signs of tobacco, alcohol, or illegal drugs. If they detect any, they call the next person on the transplant list.
1.) Because you'll be unconscious!?
2.) Post operatively, once conscious, tobacco smoking will massively impede recovery - from the anesthetic, & because it inhibits wound healing.
3.) Why? First, tobacco smoke irritates the mouth, throat & lungs; it's a bronchiolconstrictor - ie tightens up the air passages in the lungs, inhibiting breathing etc.. Second, nicotine is a stimulant drug - it constricts blood vessels, increases heart rate, & generally stresses the cardiovascular system. It also binds with hemaglobin, & thus inhibits oxygen uptake from the blood. So, if you smoke after surgery you'll significantly reduce the supply of oxygenated blood to bodily tissues: not good generally (the main reason smoking tends to "age" the skin!), but particularly bad when wound healing is of paramount importance.
Generally, smokers have far more complications after surgery than non smokers; wounds take longer to heal, & sometimes "break down", ulcerate etc.. Smokers invariably require more breathing assistance post surgery (eg spend longer on ventilators - not good; need more nebulization/ oxygen etc.), & have far higher infection rates, than non smokers.
4.) Last, but not least, in a medical environment there are lots of explosion/ fire hazards (eg oxygen): simply not safe to have people lighting cigarettes in such situations - aside from the fact it's an unpleasant & dangerous environmental pollutant for other patients & hospital workers!
I had an op on Friday and was under till 10:45 then out at 12:30 and the first thing I did was have a cigarette! I felt bit funny but fine from then on!
If you smoke, anesthesiologists recommend that you stop smoking before surgery and stay off cigarettes until at least one week after surgery.
No you will die
it doesnt matter how much you smoke. as soon as you smoke it, its in your system.
Yes, every cigarette you smoke kills a child in Madagascar.... Soon their population will dissapear. You are a hateful person.
Immediately, cigarette smoke is full of carcinogens and heavy metals and as soon as it is inhaled it begins to harm the system. inositol-powder.com/
no as soon as you enter a cofe shop your then legally allowed to smoke/eat canabis products.
Normally starters do not smoke before they fail but if it does smoke it will soon go out either from overheating or if it has oil inside it causing it to smoke. Oil leaking from the valve cover could get inside the starter in short it out. Oil inside the starter could cause it to smoke and will soon cause it to fail. Be sure that the heat shield is installed over the starter or it will soon over heat and fail. Properly installing the heat shield is a little difficult so many times unprofessional mechanics will short cut and leave the heat shield off and cause a very very early failure.
Don't smoke it like a cigarette; as in, don't exhale so soon after you take it in. You're supposed to hold it in for as long as possible. Try to hold it in for a really long time, and don't cough.
i m not sure but i drink water after smoke .
Yes,but you shouldn't even smoke.
The paper and the tobacco will begin to break down as soon as it gets wet; BUT if the butt contains a plastic filter it may take a thousand years.
It depends on how full it is. If its way down in there, than its a while but if it gets close to the edge than it will erupt anytime soon!
The baby can only get the chemicals in the smoke if he/she inhales it, which he/she wont after she has stopped smoking the cigarette. You can always ask her to wash her hands after.
Yes, I think he still do. But hope he stops very soon.