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Inhalants
Tobacco
Gateway
Respiratory Illnesses
Other
100
Using an inhalant through a rag or towel soaked in chemicals.
What is spraying?
100
The most common type of cancer in the U.S.
What is lung cancer
100
A strong physical craving that leads to more drug use or stronger drugs.
What is addiction?
100
Inflammation of the bronchial tubes.
What is bronchitis?
100
These three actions are included in the refusal skills.
What is say NO, change the subject, and walk away?
200
The age level that most inhalants fall into.
What is adolescents? 12-13
200
The addictive substance/drug found in tobacco.
What is nicotine?
200
These two legal substances are known as the primary gateway drugs.
What are tobacco and alcohol?
200
These medicines can help ease the symptoms of Cold/Flu
What is OTC or over the counter medicines?
200
Come on just try it, is an example of this.
What is a pressure line?
300
The process of spraying inhalants into a bag for the purpose of getting high.
What is bagging?
300
This substance is found in cigarettes and it coats the lining of the respiratory system.
What is tar?
300
This age group is the primary users of the the gateway drug tobacco.
What is adolescents?
300
An infant or child that is around a smoking adult is at greater risk for this disease that can make it difficult to breath.
What is asthma?
300
Are you too cool? is an example of this.
What is a pressure line?
400
This can be damaged because of inhalant use and muscle function and senses can be lost.
What is central nervous system?
400
This disease is caused by the destruction of the alveoli.
What is emphysema?
400
These used to be geared towards young people to get them to start using.
What is ads
400
Bad breath is a short term _________ of tobacco?
What is effect?
400
An example of a pressure that is coming from an outside/ external source such as a friend or a classmate.
What is peer pressure?
500
This can happen after the very first time someone uses an inhalant.
What is Sudden Sniffing Death?
500
These people must pay for all the anti-smoking campaigns and advertisements.
What is tobacco companies?
500
Name the disease that Pam L. had in the video - her lungs were slowly destroyed (specifically the alveoli) by the tobacco smoke.
What is emphysema?
500
These are some short term and long term effects of inhalant use/abuse.
What is hearing loss, memory loss, central nervous system damage, and limb spasms?