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1 Tobacco Chapter 14
2 Tobacco Products Lesson 1
3 Nicotine Highly addictive drug found in all tobacco products
4 Effects of tobacco 1- increased blood pressure 2- increased heart rate 3- can make you feel dizzy 4- can make you feel relaxed 5- can make you feel energetic
5 Smokeless tobacco 1- Chewing tobacco can be loose or pressed together to form a small bunch 2- Snuff is more powdery than chewing tobacco and can be sniffed through the nose
6 Bidis Unfiltered cigarette wrapped in brown leaves and tied with thread. They come in a variety of flavors to appeal to kids
7 Tobacco s Effects Lesson 2
8 Effects of smoking 1- Clothes smells 2- hair smells 3- Skin smells 4- Nausea 5- dizziness
9 Chronic effects Consequence that remains with a person for a long time 1- Bad breath 2- Persistent coughing 3- Excessive mucus 4- Discolored teeth 5- Shortness of breath
10 Effects of smokeless tobacco 1- Bad breath 2- Yellow teeth 3- Sores on the mouth, lips and gums 4- Cancer
11 Causes Environmental tobacco smoke 1- Lung cancer 2- Heart disease 3- Respiratory diseases (Second-hand smoke)
12 Lesson 3 Tobacco, Disease and Death
13 Cancer Damaged cells grow out of control
14 Tumors Cancer cells that grow in lumps Tobacco causes 20 percent of all cancers
15 Lung Cancer Causes more death than any other cancer
16 Tobacco Causes Cancer of the Mouth Throat Bladder Pancreas Kidney
17 Respiratory diseases Chronic Bronchitis- where the lining of the airways become swollen and irritated Emphysema-tiny air sacs and walls of the lungs are destroyed
18 Cardiovascular Diseases Diseases of the circulatory system which includes: Heart disease Chronic high blood pressure Strokes 150,000 deaths each year in the U.S.
19 Smoking Constricts blood vessels With smaller vessels in which blood flows clots become very dangerous Heart attacks Strokes Amputations of extremities
20 Other tobacco problems Gum and dental diseases Pregnancy complications Premature birth Eye diseases Clouding of the lens Eye muscles weaken Weaken immune system Overcome illness slower
21 Lesson 4 Tobacco and Addiction
22 Nicotine A very powerful drug that causes the addiction of the tobacco. Causes increase Heart rate Blood pressure
23 Tolerance The body becomes used to the substance
24 Physical Dependence Is a state in which the body needs a drug to function normally
25 Drug Addiction Inability to control one s use of a drug
26 Psychological Dependence A state in which you think you need a drug in order to function
27 Is the way the body responds when a dependent person stops using a drug Withdrawal
28 Quitting Lesson 5
29 People who quit 20 million people try to quit each year 3 percent successfully quit for a long term
30 Starting to use a drug again after stopping for a while Relapse
31 Cold turkey Suddenly and completely stopping at once
32 Cessation Is the act of stopping something entirely and permanently
33 Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) Using medicines that contain smaller and safe amounts of nicotine
34 Benefits of quitting After one day the carbon monoxide levels go back to normal The bodies ability to fight diseases and to go back to normal is immediate Mouth sores can heal
35 Lesson 66 Why people use tobacco
36 Peer pressure Strong influence from a friend or classmate
37 Modeling Basing your behavior on how others act Family TV Actors Movies
38 Promotions Making a product seem wonderful by hosting games, concerts, giving out free products, displays in stores
39 Internal pressure to smoke Rebellious Curious Boredom Facing peer pressure
40 Use of tobacco 75 percent of the US do not use tobacco Since 1990 tobacco use has declined
41 Being tobacco free Lesson 7
42 Plan ahead Most teens will be offered tobacco products. Plan ahead to say no You may have to walk away from the situation Avoid environments Set examples for others not to smoke Choose friends who do not smoke
43 Tobacco Chapter 14
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