What are vapes?
What is the vapor from vapes called?
Aerosol
if you are under this age it is illegal to buy, use or possess vapes/e-cigarettes.
21
What is one consequence of using vapes?
Makes asthma worse, popcorn lung, risk of cancer, addiction, getting in trouble, losing focus, etc.
Can you get in trouble for just holding a vape?
Yes, in Nevada it is illegal for anyone underage to even hold a vape.
What is an example of aerosol?
Hairspray, spray paint, certain cleaning supplies, etc.
Anything that is sprayed from a can
True or false? Vape companies market vapes/e-cigarettes' to teens and children.
True
What is a refusal skill?
A way to say no to something, in this case, a way to say no to vaping.
Is vape juice/ e-liquid safe to eat, drink or ingest?
No, it is actually toxic to ingest when in the liquid form.
What is nicotine?
True or false? Most teens use vapes/e-cigarettes.
False, only a small portion of teens use vapes.
What is an example of an exit strategy?
going to the bathroom, saying you have to go home, or just leaving the situation, etc.
What is addiction?
A health disorder that rewires the brain due to addictive substances.
What are two chemical that are often found in vapes?
Nicotine, formaldehyde, Nickel, Cadmium, Tin, Acrolein, Lead, Flavoring chemical, Propylene Glycol, Vegetable Glycerin
Where are two places you most likely will be offered to vape?
School, home, with friends, etc.
What is NOT a way to say no to someone who is offering you vape?
Getting violent or physical, being rude, threatening them etc.
What can make it difficult to refuse a vape?
peer pressure, fear of being uncool, not knowing the consequences, losing friends, etc.