Chap. 16-Tobacco

Tobacco products can ONLY be advertised

• on the radio

• near schools

• on television

• in the press

The tobacco that is chewed, placed between the lower lip and teeth, or inhaled through the nose is known as

• smokeless tobacco

• kreteks

• smoking tobacco

• bidis

Which of the following is an example of smokeless tobacco?

• kreteks

• chewing tobacco

• cigarettes

• bidis

Stimulants are drugs that

• improve the function of the cardiovascular system

• help people overcome addiction to other drugs

• increase the activity of the nervous system

• cause cancer in humans

What tobacco products are safe?

• pipe tobacco

• snuff

• chewing tobacco

• none

The average dose of smokeless tobacco contains

• no nicotine

• half the nicotine of a cigarette

• the same nicotine as a cigarette

• more than double the nicotine of a cigarette

The smoke exhaled from a smoker's lungs is called

• environmental tobacco smoke

• mainstream smoke

• secondhand smoke

• sidestream smoke

Side smoke is the smoke that

• smoke that goes directly into the bloodstream of a fetus

• is inhaled by the lungs of a smoker

• goes into the air directly from the cigarette

• is exhaled by the lungs of a smoker

Breastfeeding mothers who smoke produce

• no milk

• milk with high levels of oxygen

• milk that contains nicotine

• more milk than non-smoking mothers

Tobacco smoke

• increases the birth weight of the baby

• accelerates the baby's cell growth

• increases the baby's oxygen supply

• increases the baby's heart rate