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A small, candy like supplement, used to aid in smoking cessation or cigarette substitute.
Nicotine lozenge
The average cost of a pack of cigarettes in Australia is
$35 pack of 20
20 minutes after quitting smoking, this returns to normal
Heart rate and blood pressure
A dark, thick substance used to pave roads and commonly enters the lungs, coating them through the use of cigarettes.
Tar
The end of the cigarette from which the contents of the cigarette are released into the mouth. It is used to refine and catch most of the dangerous chemicals from entering the body.
Cigarette filter
A small rectangular "sticker" that is stuck to the skin to administer specific amounts of nicotine. Used to aid in smoking cessation.
Nicotine patch
The newest trend in young adults smoking is...
This is the benefit you first notice after quitting for 48 hours.
Your sense of smell and taste
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What percentage of 12 year olds have never smoked?
A - 70%
B - 60%
C - 91%
D - 5%
c - 91%
List 2 ingredients that are commonly found in cigarettes (any 2)
Acetone
Arsenic
Amonia
Nicotine
Carbon Monoxide
Tobacco
Methanol
DDT
Benzine
How many chemicals in a cigarette?
7000
After three months of quitting - this organ function starts to improve
Lung function, breathing
When a person who smokes around another person, and the non-smoking person inhales the smoke of the burning cigarette, it is known to be more harmful than actually smoking because there is no filter.
What is second hand smoking?
E-cigarettes are likely safer than traditional cigarettes.
True; however, it carries a number of unknown risk.
Less nicotine in new users, though highly inconsistent
Less carcinogens
Flavoring exposes you to additional chemicals
According to data, the number of times a person tries to quit smoking before they are successful are
A 5-10
B 8-11
C 20-20
D 31-45
B 8-11 times
Some studies suggest up to 30 times.
Each time you try, you are getting closer
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What is the average cost of nicotine gum for 3 months to quit smoking. Closest wins.
$60
Name at least two side effects of quitting - yes you may start to feel worse initially.
Headache - due to nicotine withdrawal
Tingling - as your blood flow improves
Irritable
Constipation
List 2 diseases caused by smoking
Smoking causes - cancer, heart disease, stroke, lung diseases, diabetes, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), which includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis.
A chemical or substance that is known to cause cancer is called what?
Carcinogen
The time it takes for your body to no longer crave nicotine
A - 10 days
B - 25 days
C - 90 days
D - 30 day
D -30 days.
However, you may still crave for other reasons
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The amount of money you could save in 1 year if you put that money into savings instead of smoking.
1 pack per day at pack for 1 year. Closest wins
Approx $13,505
List 2 possible short term effects of smoking -
Bad breath, stained teeth, reduced fitness, dental problems, pregnancy complications, less oxygen to brain, increased heart rate and blood pressure
Under Victoria’s Tobacco Act 1987 (the Tobacco Act), smoking is prohibited where?
In all enclosed public spaces and most outdoor public spaces where there is exposure to second hand smoke
A - The main space that children are exposed to second hand smoke is where?
B - What is another name for second hand smoke
C -What is the main addictive property of tobacco.
A - The home
B - Passive smoking
C - Nicotine