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Facts About Tobacco
Health Risks
Addiction
Costs
Saying No
100
an addictive or habit forming drug
What is nicotine
100
tiny air sacs in the lungs
What is alveoli
100
an addiction in which the body develops a chemical need for a drug
What is physical dependence
100
2 types of secondhand smoke
What is mainstream and sidestream
100
a group of people for which a product is intended
What is target audience
200
the most commonly used form of tobacco
What is cigarettes
200
smokers have at least twice the risk of developing this
What is bladder cancer
200
tobacco use leads to the use of
What is other drugs
200
sidestream smoke
What is smoke that comes from the end of a lit cigarette, pipe, or cigar
200
9/10 smokers say this
What is started smoking by age 18
300
harms the brain by reducing the amount of oxygen available
What is carbon monoxide
300
the leading cause of death among smokers
What is lung cancer
300
mood changes, fell nervous, or irritable, or be extra hungry
What is someone going through withdrawal
300
SIDS, premature babies, and infant addiction
What is costs of tobacco to unborn children
300
Say no in a firm voice, tell why not, offer another idea, and promptly leave
What is the STOP strategy
400
when inhaled tar covers the airways and the...
What is bronchi
400
this number of people die every year from smoking-related illnesses
What is 400,000
400
common during the first few month after someone quits using tobacco
What is relapse
400
tobacco taxes, smoke free-environments, labeling laws, antismoking campaigns
What is countering the coasts of tobacco
400
stopping all use of tobacco products immediately
What is cold turkey
500
a type of drug that increases heart rate and blood pressure
What is a stimulant
500
the year the Surgeon General issued a report saying smoking my be hazardous
What is 1964
500
leads to increase cravings of a drug
What is tolerance
500
more sick days, less work hours spent
What is lost productivity
500
to fit in, peer pressure, to feel more confident
What is influence of peers