Tobacco Unit Review

Stimulant fount in tobacco leaves

• addictive drug

• carbon monoxide

• carcinogen

• nicotine

• tar

deprives body cells of oxygen and creates other circulatory problems

• addictive drug

• carbon monoxide

• carcinogen

• nicotine

• tar

a sticky thick dark cilia destroying fluid produced by burning tobacco

• addictive drug

• carbon monoxide

• carcinogen

• nicotine

• tar

any cancer causing substance

• addictive drug

• carbon monoxide

• carcinogen

• nicotine

• tar

a substance that causes physiological or psychological dependence

• addictive drug

• carbon monoxide

• carcinogen

• nicotine

• tar

Tobacco use causes plaque buildup in the blood vessels that can lead to ______________

• arteriosclerosis

• chronic bronchitis

• emphysema

• leukoplakia

• withdrawal symptoms

When tobacco use damages the cilia until they are useless, the result condition is called

• arteriosclerosis

• chronic bronchitis

• emphysema

• leukoplakia

• withdrawal symptoms

Tobacco use leads to _________________ a disease that destroys air sacs in the lungs and makes breathing extremely difficult

• arteriosclerosis

• chronic bronchitis

• emphysema

• leukoplakia

• withdrawal symptoms

Tobacco users can experience _______________ in as little as 30 min. after their last use.

• arteriosclerosis

• chronic bronchitis

• emphysema

• leukoplakia

• withdrawal symptoms

Thickened white spots in the mouth called ________________ can turn into oral cancer

• arteriosclerosis

• chronic bronchitis

• emphysema

• leukoplakia

• withdrawal symptoms