Marketing Towards Youth
Health Risks
Nicotine Facts
Vaping & Youth
Vaping Facts
100

True or False? The advertisements provided by the vaping companies discourage people from smoking cigarettes.

True - Companies market vapes as a way to get people to quit smoking traditional cigarettes and start using vapes instead.

100

True or False? Vaping can cause you to become depressed.

True - A recent study concludes that people who vape are twice as likely to suffer from clinical depression than those who have never vaped.

100

True of False? All JUUL vapes contain nicotine.

True all JUUL vapes contain nicotine.

100

True or False? Vaping affects a young user's mind.

True - if youth smoke while their brains are still developing they can develop addictions and impairments.

100

Vaping devices can catch on _____.

Fire

200

True or False? Vaping was originally introduced with flavoring, which is why it became so popular.

False - The first e-cigarettes were tobacco flavored.

200

Why do Vape companies market their products to teens? 



The younger someone starts vaping the more addicted they become, and the more money the vape companies will get. 

200

What chemical in the brain does nicotine trigger the release of?

Dopamine

200

What's the 1st thing you should do if you find a vape at school?

Tell and/or give it to an adult.

200

True or False? It is very hard to quit vaping.

True - quitting vaping is harder than quitting heroine because the nicotine in vapes is extremely addictive.

300

True or False: The ingredients in vapes are standard, or the same, across brands.

FALSE!  We do not often times know exactly what is in vaping products.  There are no standards for manufacturing, and many labels are inaccurate (or false). 

300

Heavy metals found in vapes such as tin, nickel, and lead are linked to what disease?

Cancer

300

What is the highly addictive chemical found in vape liquid?

Nicotine

300

What percentage (%) of US middle schoolers vape?

a. 20%

b. 50%

c. 11%

The FDA reports 11% of middle schoolers across the US vape 20 or more times in a month.

300

There are more than __________ (a number) of ingredients in cigarettes.  

Bonus- Name 4 for extra points

600 ingredients

Acetone, Ammonia, Arsenic, Butane, Carbon Monoxide, Formaldehyde, Lead, Methanol, Tar are some 

400

Which is less expensive vapes or cigarettes?

Vapes are less expensive than cigarettes.

400

Vaping can cause cause shortness of _______.

Shortness of breath.

400

Teens who use or are exposed to nicotine are at a higher risk for ______ disorders such as ___________. 

MOOD disorders such as DEPRESSION.

400

Who gets addicted to vape (and other drugs) more easily- youth (birth-18) or adults?  

Youth - the introduction of drugs (like nicotine) lead to further addiction problems, impaired brain development and possible impairments.

400

At what age are you legally allowed to buy a vape? 

21

500

What do vaping companies use to attract youth?


Vaping companies use a variety of flavors to attract youth.


500

The chemicals in e-cigarettes can cause irreversible ____ damage.

The chemicals in e-cigarettes can cause irreversible lung damage.

500

How much nicotine is in one JUUL pod?

The same amount as 1 pack of cigarettes.

500

Name 3 healthy habits a teen could do INSTEAD of vaping. 

exercise, chew gum, drink water, eat healthy snacks, practice a sport or hobby, talk with friends, talk to a trusted adult or counselor, and more...

500

Name 3 body parts that are damaged by vaping: 

Heart- increases risk of heart attack (doubles it)

Lungs- increases risk of cancer

Brain- changes the brain to be more addicted to nicotine, also impacts brain development

Skin/teeth- wrinkled, yellowed teeth or loss of teeth, warts, other skin problems