CH20 Nicotine Addiction

What are the health risks associated with nicotine in vaping devices for teens?

• Increased risk of addiction

• Negative impact on brain development

• Respiratory issues

• Improved cognitive function

How does nicotine lead to addiction over time?

• By increasing serotonin levels in the brain

• By triggering dopamine release in the brain

• By reducing cortisol production in the body

• By inhibiting the release of endorphins

How can healthy activities positively influence brain development in teens?

• By increasing the production of neurotransmitters

• By reducing the risk of addiction

• By improving cognitive functions

• By decreasing brain plasticity

Why can quitting nicotine be difficult?

• Due to withdrawal symptoms and changes in brain function.

• Because it is easy and painless.

• Because nicotine is not addictive.

• Due to lack of information on the effects of nicotine.

What trend has been observed in teen cigarette smoking and vaping in the past decade?

• Teen cigarette smoking has increased significantly while vaping has decreased.

• Both teen cigarette smoking and vaping have decreased significantly.

• Teen cigarette smoking has decreased significantly while vaping among teens is on the rise.

• Teen cigarette smoking and vaping among teens have both increased significantly.

How can nicotine impact brain development in teens?

• Improving brain development

• Making them less vulnerable to addiction

• Negatively impacting brain development

• Having no effect on brain development

What are teens who use e-cigarettes more likely to do as adults?

• Start using nicotine patches

• Quit using nicotine altogether

• Continue using nicotine

• Switch to chewing tobacco