Tobacco Jeopardy

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Tobacco Jeopardy
Affects on the Non-Smoker Long Term Effects Short Term Effects All Tobacco Products are Dangerous Potpourri Key Terms
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Affects on the Non-Smoker 100

• Lung cancer caused by secondhand smoke kills this
  many nonsmokers a year.
• Answer

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• What are 3,000 people?
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Affects on the Non-Smoker 200

• Children who live with smokers suffer from a
  higher rate of this.
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• What are lower respiratory infections and asthma?
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Affects on the Non-Smoker 300

• Smoking while pregnant can cause this. (name 2)
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• What are miscarriages, premature births, sudden
  infant death syndrome, and developmental
  problems?
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Affects on the Non-Smoker 400

• Tobacco can effect a baby or fetus in these ways.
  (name 2)
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• What are low birth weights, risk of developing
  learning difficulties, and risk of developing
  respiratory illness?
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Affects on the Non-Smoker 500

• Breathing in secondhand smoke is breathing in a
  combination of these two types of smoke.
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• What are sidestream and mainstream smoke?
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Long Term Effects 100

• Changes the natural chemical balance inside your
  mouth leading to these.
• (name 2)
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• What are increased plaque, gum disease, and tooth
  decay?
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Long Term Effects 200

• Brain
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• What are reduces oxygen to the brain, narrows
  blood vessels, and leads to stroke.
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Long Term Effects 300

• Immune system.
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• What are chemicals in smoke reduce the activity,
  which increases the chances of suffering from
  cancer.
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Long Term Effects 400

• Effects on the sexual reproduction organs.
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• What are infertility, spontaneous abortion,
  retarded fetal growth, early menopause, cervical
  cancer and in men reduced fertility.?
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Long Term Effects 500

• The effects on the skin
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• What are wrinkles and premature aging of the
  skin. Smoking also increases a persons chances
  od developing skin cancer
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Short Term Effects 100

• Effects your breathing.
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• What is increasing?
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Short Term Effects 200

• Effects your heart rate and blood pressure.
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• What is increases?
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Short Term Effects 300

• Effects your blood-sugar levels.
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• What is increases?
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Short Term Effects 400

• The pleasure center of the brain.
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• What is stimulates the brain reward system?
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Short Term Effects 500

• Unattractive behaviors caused by smoking
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• What are breath and clothes smell, leaves black
  speck in between teeth, and causes you to spit
  often?
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All Tobacco Products are Dangerous 100

• 6 types of tobacco products
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• What are cigarettes, chewing tobacco, snuff
  (dip), pipe tobacco, cigars, herbal cigarettes?
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All Tobacco Products are Dangerous 200

• Contains more than 4,000 chemicals
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• What is cigarette smoke?
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All Tobacco Products are Dangerous 300

• Tar contains many deadly carcinogens (name 2 and
  what they are used for).
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• What is cyanide, a poisonous gas used to develop
  photographs?
• What is formaldehyde, a substance used to
  preserve laboratory animals and also used as
  embalming fluid?
• What is lead, a dangerous metal?
• What is vinyl chloride, a flammable gas used to
  make plastic products.
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All Tobacco Products are Dangerous 400

• A sticky, black substance in tobacco smoke that
  coats the inside of the airways and contains many
  carcinogens.
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• What is tar?
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All Tobacco Products are Dangerous 500

• Leads to mouth sores and oral cancer.
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• What are snuff and chewing tobacco?
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Potpourri100

• People start smoking because of
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• What are family and friends, misconceptions,
  advertising, curiosity, and rebellion?
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Potpourri 200

• 5 steps for quitting smoking
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• Decide that you can do it
• Get started
• Change your habits
• Set goals
• Get support
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Potpourri 300

• The skills for refusing tobacco
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• What are being honest, giving a reason, and
  suggesting an alternative?
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Potpourri 400

• Benefits of being tobacco free
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• What are fewer colds, sore throats, avoiding
  stained teeth and bad breath, not smelling, and
  not exposing others to smoke?
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Potpourri 500

• Effects of quitting on your body after only a few
  months.
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51

• What are blood pressure and heart rate return to
  normal, carbon monoxide leaves the body, smell,
  taste, breathing all return to normal, and lung
  health improves?
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Key Terms 100

• The highly addictive drug that is found in ALL
  tobacco products.
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• What is nicotine?
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Key Terms 200

• Carcinogen
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• What are any chemicals or agents that cause
  cancer?
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Key Terms 300

• Carbon Monoxide
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• What is a gas that blocks oxygen from getting
  into the bloodstream?
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Key Terms 400

• Mainstream Smoke
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• What is smoke that is inhaled through the
  cigarette and then exhaled by a cigarette smoker?
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Key Terms 500

• (NRT)
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• What Nicotine Replacement Therapy (a form of
  medicine that delivers small amounts of nicotine
  to the body to help a person quit using tobacco)?
  
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