Determination of cigarette drinking curriculum and investigation of some demographic effects of grade 1 students of Dicle University Faculty of Medicine

Objective Determination of cigarette drinking curriculum and investigation of some demographic effects of grade 1 students of Dicle University Faculty of Medicine. Methods Research planned by application form of survey for graduate students. 156 students received between 200 students. Analyzes were done with spss program. Results and conclusions 61 (39.1%) women 95 (60.9%) male participated to study. 80 (51.3%) person lives with family. 46 (29.4%) person's economical condition is very good, 104 (66.7) person's good, 6 (3.9) person's bad. 22 (14.1%) person's mother, 65 (41.7%) person's father smokes. 66 persons never smoked, 49 persons tried but not continued, 35 persons smokes actively, 6 person quitted smoking. Average age of smoking is 16 (3 sd). 12 persons of 71 (16.9%) smoked first cigarette at faculty of medicine. 36 persons of 47 (76.6%) who smokes tried to quit smoking. 16 persons of 64 (25%) who smokes started smoke because of close friend, 15 persons (23.4%) stress, 12 persons (23.4%) curiosity. Cigarette drinking occurrence of male was higher according to women (p<0.05). Cigarette drinking occurrence was high whose mother smokes.

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