Figure 1Graph of average Carbon Mon

Figure 1
Graph of average Carbon Monoxide (CO) levels over time
respondents had used theirCOmonitor daily during these
4 weeks; the other three had used their monitor around 3–
4 times per week. Six of those followed up had attempted
to keep their reading below level 2.
Eight smokers had peak daily CO concentrations below
their baseline on at least 13 (92.9%) of the 14 days
requiring daily monitoring. Three had CO levels below
10 ppm on 36% of the days, one on 21% of the days, and
two on 7% of the days. Five smokers had CO levels below
15 ppm on at least 50% of the days. At the 6-week followup,
all participants had CO concentrations below their
baseline value; two were below 10 ppm and four below
15 ppm. Four had dropped 3–4 levels on the CO monitor
from baseline, while five had dropped 1–2 levels. Over the
six weeks there appeared to be a significant decline in the
mean carbon monoxide score (r = 0.82, t = 5.36, df 14,
p = 0.001; see Figure 1).
Average daily cigarette consumption reduced from
14.1 (SD 6.03) at baseline to 9.8 (SD 4.95) during the two
weeks of daily CO monitoring (t = 2.46, df 9, p = 0.036)
and to 9.5 (SD 5.50) at 6-weeks follow up (t = 1.73, df
7, p = 0.127). Seven of the smokers reported that they
felt as though the monitors had reduced their cigarette
consumption and eight reported that they had modified
how they smoked their cigarettes. Six smokers reported
a lower nicotine dependency relative to baseline. Over
the six weeks there appeared to be a significant decline
in the number of cigarettes smoked per day (r = 0.81,
t = 5.17, df 14, p = 0.001; see Figure 2). At follow-up,
one participant had quit smoking. A further four smokers

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Gambar 1Grafik kadar karbon monoksida (CO) rata-rata dari waktu ke wakturesponden telah menggunakan theirCOmonitor harian selama ini4 minggu; tiga lainnya telah menggunakan monitor mereka sekitar 3 –4 kali per minggu. Enam orang-orang yang mengikuti telah berusahauntuk terus membaca mereka di bawah tingkat 2.Delapan perokok memiliki puncak harian konsentrasi CO di bawah inimereka dasar pada setidaknya 13 (92.9%) dari 14 harimemerlukan pengawasan harian. Tiga telah CO tingkat dibawah ini10 ppm pada 36% dari hari-hari, satu pada 21% dari hari-hari, dandua di 7% dari hari-hari. Lima perokok memiliki tingkat CO dibawah ini15 ppm pada setidaknya 50% dari hari-hari. Di ikutan 6-minggu,Semua peserta mempunyai konsentrasi CO di bawah merekanilai dasar; dua orang di bawah 10 ppm dan empat di bawah ini15 ppm. Empat telah menjatuhkan tingkat 3 – 4 pada CO monitordari awal, sementara lima telah menjatuhkan 1 – 2 tingkat. Atasenam minggu ada tampaknya penurunan yang signifikan dalamberarti karbon monoksida Skor (r = 0.82, t = 5,36, df 14,p = 0.001; Lihat gambar 1).Rata-rata konsumsi Rokok sehari-hari berkurang dari14.1 (SD 6.03) pada awal untuk 9.8 (SD 4,95) selama duaMinggu harian Co pemantauan (t = 2,46, df 9, p = 0.036)dan ke 9.5 (SD 5.50) di 6-minggu menindaklanjuti (t = 1.73, df7, p = 0.127). Tujuh dari para perokok melaporkan bahwa merekamerasa seolah-olah monitor telah mengurangi Rokok merekakonsumsi dan delapan melaporkan bahwa mereka telah diubahbagaimana mereka Merokok Rokok mereka. Enam perokok yang dilaporkanketergantungan nikotin rendah dibandingkan dasar. Atasenam minggu tampaknya ada penurunan yang signifikandalam jumlah Rokok Merokok per hari (r = 0,81,t = 5.17, df 14, p = 0.001; Lihat gambar 2). Di tindak lanjut,salah satu peserta telah berhenti merokok. A lebih lanjut empat perokok