Vaping Tobacco
Short Term Effects
Long Term Effects
Smokeless Tobacco
Vaping Marijuana
100

 True or False:  Vaping is safer than smoking cigarettes because vaping has no harmful chemicals.

False

100

Name one short term side effect you SEE smokers dealing with?

(coughing, short breath, problems with physical exertion)

100

True or False: Teen smokers are less likely to have panic attacks, anxiety and depression after smoking?

False

100

True or False:  A person who uses smokeless tobacco is at increased risk for brain damage?  

True

100

True or False:  When vaping marijuana, cancer-causing substances like tar may be released and absorbed into your system. 

True

200

This organ is most directly damaged by vaping since it's where the aerosol particles settle and cause inflammation.

The Lungs

200

How many seconds does it take nicotine to affect your brain after you inhale? (Answer must be within 5 seconds)

8 seconds

200

Name one thing that can happen to a smoker’s appearance over time?

(wrinkles, yellow hands, yellow teeth)

200

Name 2 places in the body a person who uses smokeless tobacco is at risk of getting cancer?

(lips, tongue, mouth, cheeks, lining of stomach, esophagus and bladder)

200

Youth who use e-cigarettes are how many times more likely to use cannabis than those who don't. (Answer is 5 or under)

3x

300

True or False: Vaping water vapor is harmless to your lungs.

(False- it contains aerosols)

300

How long will it be after smoking a cigarette before smokers want to light up again? (Answer must be within 5 minutes)

30 minutes

300

 Name two types of cancer smoking can cause?  (Except Lung Cancer)

(mouth, throat, esophageal, bladder, kidney, stomach, breast and pancreas)

300

What happens to a person’s heart rate when they use smokeless tobacco which puts them at risk of heart attacks?  

(Increased heart rate-blood pumps harder)

300

Vaping devices and concentrates (dabs, wax) often far higher levels of WHAT than traditional cannabis, leading to more intense physical and psychological effects.

THC (up to 90%)

400

 Some e-cigarettes may contain as much nicotine as how many packs of cigarettes (answer must be within 5)

20

400

How many cigarettes does a teenager smoke in a month before showing signs of addiction? (Answer must be within 5)

7 cigarettes

400

Name one health problem caused by secondhand smoke in people who do NOT smoke:

400

Name 2 short term effects of using smokeless tobacco?

 (cracking and bleeding gums, bad breath, yellow teeth, mouth sores)

400

High-potency vaping is associated with increased risks of severe mental health issues, particularly in adolescent brains. Name 2

psychosis, depression, anxiety, and impaired memory or cognitive function,

500

Vaping can cause bronchiolitus obliterans, also known as WHAT, which makes it hard to breathe. Hint:  Named after a popular movie snack and body part

Popcorn Lung

500

What happens to your lungs immediately after smoking?

(constricts, squeezes your airways, decreasing lung function)

500

Smoking is related to the following diseases: Bronchial Disease, Respiratory Infections, Heart Disease and THIS CONDITION which is an irreversible condition in which the air sacs in in the lungs are damaged?

Emphysema 

500

What is the reason a person who uses smokeless tobacco loses their teeth?  

Receding Gums

500

When vaping marijuana, THC is absorbed into your bloodstream and carried to your brain where it negatively impacts this important brain function necessary for learning. 

Memory & Thinking

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