Tobacco Notes Ms. Worthy’s Health Class. What types of dangerous ingredients are in tobacco...

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Tobacco Notes Ms. Worthy’s Health Class

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Tobacco Notes

Ms. Worthy’s Health Class

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What types of dangerous ingredients are in tobacco products.

Nicotine-an addictive drug found in tobacco Tar-a thick dark liquid that forms when

tobacco burns Carbon monoxide- a colorless, odorless,

poisonous gas produced when tobacco burns Methanol- poisonous liquid alcohol, known to

cause blindness Cyanide- is a deadly poison Formaldehyde- is an irritating, acidic gas

used in labs to disinfect and preserve.

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The effects of smoking on a smoker. Respiratory System Digestive System Nervous System Circulatory System Excretory System Lung Cancer Bronchitis, Chronic Cough Emphysema

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The effects of smoking on the non-smoker Second Hand Smoke -air that is

contaminated by tobacco smoke Mainstream Smoke- the smoke that a

smoker inhales and then exhales Sidestream Smoke -smoke that

comes from the burning end of a cigarette, pipe, or cigar

Passive Smokers- are non-smokers who breathe second hand smoke

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Quitting (Strategies, tips, reasons why they should quit.)

Healthy Skin, Fresh Breathe, Honesty towards parents and friends, save $$$, Better health, more energy, fewer allergies

Make a goal list and set a quit date Set small goals Avoid being around people that smoke Learn stress relievers Start Physical Activity Tobacco Programs Patch, Gum, Medication to Quit