Tobacco Chapter Review "Game Show"

The lungs’ air sacs are destroyed, making breathing extremely difficult, in the condition called

• coronary heart disease
• emphysema
• Lung cancer
• Chronic bronchitis

Because carbon monoxide in cigarette smoke combines with hemoglobin in blood, red blood cells can’t carry as much

• Tar
• Carbon dioxide
• Hemoglobin
•   Oxygen

Nicotine contributes to plaque buildup in blood vessels, increasing the chance of

• Lung cancer
• Diabetes
• Syphilis
• Hardening of the arteries

The FDA has approved a prescription nicotine nasal spray for use as a

• Nicotine substitute
• Nicotine de-activator
• Nicotine enhancer
• Extended filter

Smokers may have trouble keeping their respiratory tracts clear because cigarette tar 

• Contains carcinogens
• Is a stimulant
• Paralyzes cilia
• unites with hemoglobin, preventing red blood cells from carrying O2

A social benefit of quitting smoking is

• Reduced chance of stroke
• An increased cardio-respiratory endurance
• A.  A reduced chance of heart attack
• The saving of money for other activities

People who chew or sniff smokeless tobacco

• have fewer health risks than smokers
• become addicted to nicotine
• will not get tobacco related cancers

When quitting smoking, stress management techniques can

• Prevent emphysema
• Reduce peer pressure
• Help the person through the nicotine withdrawal process
• Make a person start smoking again

Nicotine causes addiction and

• Acts as a stimulant
• Is a carcinogen
• Competes with oxygen
• acts as a depressant

Breast milk from a mother who smokes contains

•   Tar
• Leukoplakia
• Tobacco juice
• Nicotine