Second hand smoke
This is the specific name for smoke that drifts off the lit end of a cigarette.
Sidestream smoke
These are battery-powered tools that turn nicotine into an inhalable mist.
Vapes
This is the common name for the chemical "Ethanol" found in beer and wine.
Alcohol
This is the name for the dangerous pattern of drinking a lot in a very short time.
Binge drnking
These are meetings where people talk and help each other stay away from tobacco and alcohol.
Support groups
This common respiratory illness is often developed or worsened in children who live with smokers.
Asthma
This is the name for the physical struggle a person has when they first stop using nicotine.
Withdrawal
This is the current legal age for drinking in the United States.
21
This group of people has the highest rate of binge drinking.
Young adults (or College students)
This is a high-level treatment where a person lives at a medical facility to quit.
Residential therapy
This is the four-letter abbreviation for the fatal syndrome that can affect babies exposed to smoke.
SIDS
This is the general term for tobacco products like "snuff" that are not smoked.
Smokeless or "chew and spit" tobacco
This chapter describes alcohol as this kind of substance because it is poisonous to the body.
Toxic
Binge drinking is defined as having 4 to 5 drinks within this many hours.
Two hours
This is the term for posters or commercials that promote tobacco, which are often banned on campus.
Advertising
This major organ is at a 25–30% higher risk for disease in nonsmokers who breathe secondhand smoke.
The heart
This timeframe is when the urge to smoke and bad moods usually peak after quitting.
One to two weeks
The notes say alcohol is a factor in 40% of these types of fatal road accidents.
Traffic crashes
Besides "Coping" or "Conformity," this is a reason students drink to have more fun at parties.
Social aspects
This is the addictive chemical that patches and gum "replace" to help people quit.
Nicotine
This is the total number of toxic or cancer-causing chemicals found in secondhand smoke.
Over 250
These are the white, pre-cancerous spots that form in the mouth from "spit" tobacco.
Leukoplakia
This 3-letter abbreviation stands for the amount of alcohol in a person's blood.
BAC
Binge drinking is a factor in 50% of these types of physical attacks mentioned in the notes.
Sexual assault
Schools are encouraged to sell off these financial "shares" so they don't profit from tobacco.
Stocks