What's in it?
This is the addictive drug in E-Cigarettes.
What is nicotine?
Harmful chemicals contained in the aerosol users breathe from an e-cigarette device can cause these health problems.
What is lung disease?
What is cancer?
E-cigarettes are known by several different names.
Name 3.
What are E-Cigs, E-hookahs, mods, vapes, vape pens?
Users inhale this into their lungs.
What is aerosol?
This is the most commonly used tobacco product among youth.
What is an E-cigarette?
These are NOT approved by the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) for inhalation.
What are flavors?
This part of your teenage body continues to develop until you are 25 years old.
What is your brain?
This liquid used in e-cigarettes often contains nicotine and flavorings.
What is e-juice or vape juice?
Using an e-cigarette is sometimes called this.
What is vaping?
One JUUL pod contains as much nicotine as how many regular cigarettes?
What is 1 pack of 20 cigarettes?
Swallowing, breathing or absorbing e-cigarette liquid through the skin can cause this to occur in children and adults.
What is poisoning?
Using nicotine during adolescences harms the part of the brains that control these behaviors. Name a 2.
What are attention, learning, mood, and impulse control?
This is a brand of e-cigarette that look like a flash drive.
What is JUUL?
This part of an E-Cigarette can cause fire and explode.
What is the battery?
Most common reason teens give for trying an e-cigarette.
What is "a friend used them"?
This is one of the main reasons young people start using e-cigarettes.
What are the variety of flavors?
Symptoms a person experiences when the stop using nicotine.
What is withdrawl symptoms?
E-cigarettes can be used to vape these drugs.
What are nicotine, marijuana and other drugs?
This is the aerosol that is exhaled from e-cigarettes.
When a person is dependent on nicotine they are said to be this.
What is addicted?
This is the minimum age of sale for tobacco products?
What is 21?
Exposure to the aerosol of an e-cigarette can make this respiratory disease worse.
What is asthma?