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100

What does the term smoking cessation mean?

The process of permanently stopping tobacco use 

100

What percentage of adult smokers started before age 18?

90%

100

Name two physical effects of smoking on hygiene

Yellow teeth, bad breath, dirty nails, or body odor 

100

True or False: Vaping is completely safe and not addictive.

False 

200

What addictive substance in tobacco makes quitting so difficult?

Nicotine

200

Secondhand smoke is most harmful to which age group?

Children

200

Which organ system does smoking directly damage by reducing oxygen? 

The lungs 

200

What percentage of smokers start smoking before the age of 18?

Nearly 9 out of 10 adults who smoke cigarettes daily first try smoking by age 18.

300

True or False: There are only long-term health benefits to quitting smoking. 

False - there are both immediate and long-term benefits.

300

Why do teens become addicted to nicotine faster than adults?

Their brains are still developing and more sensitive to nicotine.

300

Which important gas carried through your blood does smoking decrease in your body?

Oxygen 

300

Shakiness, irritability and difficulty concentrating are symptoms of ______________

Nicotine Withdrawal 

400

True or False: Secondhand smoke is harmless to non-smokers.

False

400

E-cigarettes are now the most commonly used form of tobacco product among what age group?

Teenagers 

400

Smoking cigarettes can lead to the loss of eyesight. True or False?

True. Smoking can lead to cataracts, the number one cause of vision loss in the world. 

400

True or False: Quitting cold turkey is the easiest and only way to quit smoking. 

false 

500

What is the only effective protection from secondhand smoke?

A smoke free environment

500

What do tobacco companies add to e-cigarettes to make it more appealing to the youth?

Flavors 

500

How does smoking increase the risk of heart attacks and strokes? 

It damages blood vessels, increases clotting, and raises blood pressure. 

500

Using a patch, gum, or lozenge is called what kind of therapy?

Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT)

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