Vaping Awareness

What are some health risks associated with vaping?

• Cavity formation, weight gain, improved lung function, reduced risk of heart disease

• Improved respiratory health, reduced risk of lung cancer, decreased nicotine addiction, increased risk of stroke

• Lung damage, respiratory issues, nicotine addiction, increased risk of heart disease

• Decreased risk of respiratory issues, improved cardiovascular health, reduced risk of lung damage, increased risk of diabetes

How does vaping affect the brain?

• Vaping has no effect on the brain.

• Vaping affects the brain by delivering nicotine and can lead to addiction and affect brain development, attention, and learning.

• Vaping only affects the lungs, not the brain.

• Vaping improves brain function.

Why is vaping considered addictive?

• Vaping contains no addictive substances.

• Vaping is only addictive for certain individuals.

• Vaping addiction is a myth.

• Vaping delivers nicotine, a highly addictive substance.

What are some long-term effects of vaping on the lungs?

• Improved lung function, increased oxygen intake, and reduced risk of respiratory problems.

• Inflammation, lung damage, and respiratory problems.

• No long-term effects on the lungs.

• Vaping actually improves lung health and reduces inflammation in the respiratory system.

How do vaping companies use marketing tactics to attract young people?

• By using plain and unattractive packaging for their products.

• By promoting the health benefits of vaping to young people.

• By employing strategies such as colorful packaging, appealing flavors, social media advertising, and sponsorships of events popular among youth.

• By targeting older adults in their marketing campaigns.

True or False: Vaping is a safe alternative to smoking.

• False

• True

• Sometimes true

• Partially true

What is the main addictive substance found in most vaping products?

• marijuana

• nicotine

• alcohol

• caffeine

How does vaping impact the development of the teenage brain?

• Nicotine in vaping actually enhances brain development in teenagers.

• Vaping exposes the teenage brain to nicotine, which can harm brain development and lead to addiction.

• Vaping helps improve brain development in teenagers.

• Vaping has no impact on the development of the teenage brain.

What are some short-term effects of vaping on the respiratory system?

• Irritation of the airways, coughing, wheezing, and shortness of breath.

• Enhanced oxygen absorption, strengthened lung tissue, improved respiratory endurance

• Increased lung capacity, improved respiratory function, reduced risk of respiratory infections

• Relief from asthma symptoms, decreased mucus production, improved lung health

What are some strategies to resist peer pressure to vape?

• Ignoring the risks and going along with your friends

• Trying to fit in by vaping with your peers

• Avoiding supportive friends and isolating yourself

• Some strategies to resist peer pressure to vape include educating yourself about the risks, surrounding yourself with supportive friends, saying 'no' assertively, finding alternative activities, and seeking support from trusted adults.