Increase the Proportion of Smoke-Free Homes

Scope of Problem

100

Is the status of smoke-free homes improving, getting worse, or remaining the same?

Improve

200

What does second-hand smoke increase the risk of?

Respiratory Disease and SIDS

300

How many  adult and infant deaths in the US occur annually due to secondhand smoke?

41,000 adults and 400 infants

Epidemiology

100

Tobacco use is the fifth most important preventable health risk

True or False

False - First

200

What disease can be developed from smoking?

Cancer

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

Coronary heart disease

Stroke

300

Adverse health effects of smoking are reversible

True or False?

True - Smoking duration is the principal risk factor

Cost to Nation

100

What is the total economic cost in the U.S each year of diseases related to tobacco use?

$300 billion

200

How much of an increase results in a reduction of adult cigarette consumption by 3-5%?

10%

300

What was the name of CDC's campaign that aimed to reduce tobacco use and healthcare costs related to tobacco use?

Tips From Former Smokers

Population

100

What is the age range of males that have the highest prevalence of being a cigarette smoker? 

a. 18 - 60 years old 

b. 30 - 80 years old 

c. 25 - 64 years old

25 - 64 years old 

200

Which race / ethnicity has a higher prevalence of being a cigarette smoker? 

Non-Hispanic American Indian / Alaska Natives (27.1%) 

300

What three states have the highest percentage cigarette smokers?  

a. Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland 

b. Arkansas, Kentucky, West Virginia 

c. California, Nevada, Oregon

Arkansas, Kentucky, West Virginia