7 th Grade Health How is tobacco used Cigarettes Cigars Chewing Tobacco Pipe Hookah Ingredients Over 4000 chemicals Nicotine Stimulant that causes the addiction Tar Flavor of the cigarette ID: 1039146
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1. Tobacco Unit Mr. Wysocki7th Grade Health
2. How is tobacco used?CigarettesCigarsChewing TobaccoPipeHookah
3. IngredientsOver 4,000 chemicalsNicotine Stimulant that causes the addictionTarFlavor of the cigaretteConsists of 100+ known carcinogens (cancer-causing agents)Forms a brown sticky substance that lines the lungs
4. Tar
5. Ingredients
6. IngredientsPolonium 2101 Pack of cigarettes a day for 1 year = 300 Chest x-rays!
7. Health ProblemsPremature DeathEach cigarette smoked takes 5-10 minutes off of your life!How much time does a pack a day smoker lose in a day? A week? A month? A year?How much does it cost to smoke a pack a day? A week? A month? A year?
8. Health ProblemsChronic bronchitisEmphysema – destroyed air sacs in lungsHeart disease – increased heart rate and blood pressure, constricts blood vesselsCancer – mouth, larynx, esophagus, lip, lungOther – bad breath, dulled taste buds and smell, stained teeth, ulcers, premature wrinkling and balding, harms immune system, gum disorders, allergies, asthma and more………
9. Chewing TobaccoDipPlaced between lip and gum
10. Chewing TobaccoChew or Chewing TobaccoPlaced between cheek and gum
11. Reasons why people smokePeer pressureAddictedThink it looks coolParents smokeCelebrities/Role Models SmokeMediaTo rebelCan you think of any other reasons?
12. How do you quit?Nicotine PatchNicotine GumCold TurkeyElectronic/Water Vapor Cigarettes
13. How do you quit?Wooden CigaretteAcupunctureHypnosisHotlines
14. AddictionTobacco is as addictive as cocaine and heroinWithdrawal Symptoms Difficulty sleepingCrave nicotineMoodyNervousHungryTolerance – body needs more of the drug for the same effect
15. Second-Hand SmokeSmoke being inhaled involuntarily from tobacco being smoked by othersIs second-hand smoke worse than smoking yourself?
16. Second-Hand Smoke2 typesSidestream – smoke from the burning end of the cigaretteTwice as much tar and nicotine and three times as many cancer-causing agents and carbon monoxideMainstream – smoke the smoker exhalesAgainst the law in NJ to smoke inside a public place, such as a store, restaurant, bar and more…….
17. Smoking Stats88% of adult smokers start before the age of 18Only 18% of high school students have smoked at least 1 cigarette in the last monthOnly 4% of middle school students have smoked at least 1 cigarette in the last month