Nicotine
What drug category is nicotine classified as?
True or false: Vapes produce only harmless water vapor
False, vaping produces a mix of harmful chemical
What is one main ingredient commonly found in e-cigarettes?
nicotine, propylene glycol, glycerin, or flavorings.
Why do you think flavors are added to e-cigarettes?
to make them more appealing, especially to youth.
Named one body system harmed by vaping.
lungs, heart, or immune system.
Where is nicotine commonly found?
Tabacco and vaping products
What is the correct term for what comes out of a vape?
Aerosol
Which metal found in vapes is also found in cheap jewelry?
What does menthol do to nicotine absorption?
it slows nicotine metabolism, keeping nicotine in the body longer. increasing toxicity.
What happens to the air sacs in the lungs from vaping?
inflammation and damage.
What happens in the brain when nicotine levels drop?
Brain craving nicotine to relieve stress and anxiety (Withdrawal)
Name one harmful thing found in vape Aerosol.
heavy metals, cancer-causing chemicals, ultrafine particles etc.
Which vape ingredient is also used in paint thinner?
Toluene
How does menthol affect the lungs when vaping or smoking?
It reduces irritation, allowing deeper inhalation.
How can vaping affect the heart?
increased risk of blood clots and stiff blood vessels.
How does affect brain chemistry?
stimulating pleasure centers and changing normal brain function.
True or false: can the Aerosol from vaping cause harm to people nearby?
True, the chemicals in the aerosol can be breathed in by those around
Why is it risky that so many chemicals are in vape aerosol?
many chemicals haven't been proven safe to inhale.
What effect do some flavors have on the immune system?
They weaken respiratory immune defenses.
What happens to health risks after quitting vaping or smoking?
risk goes down immediately and continues to improve.
Why are teens especially vulnerable to nicotine addiction?
How does vape aerosol affect indoor spaces over time?
chemicals can settle on surfaces and remain as thirdhand exposure.
What makes it hard to know exactly what's in some e-cigarettes?
poor regulation and illegal or untested products?
Why is flavoring considered an industry manipulation tactic?
it disguises harm and increases addiction, especially in teens.
What are the physical signs of nicotine poisoning?
Feeling dizzy, nauseous, shaky, or having a fast heartbeat