Understanding Tobacco and Vaping

Identifying a sign of nicotine addiction

• tobacco or vape products

• caffeine consumption

• exercise habits

• increased appetite

Legal age to buy tobacco in most U.S. states

• 18 years old

• 21 years old

• 16 years old

• 19 years old

Comparing vaping and smoking: which produces tar?

• Vaping

• Smoking

• Both vaping and smoking

• Neither vaping nor smoking

Main addictive substance in tobacco

• Caffeine

• Nicotine

• Alcohol

• Cannabis

Evaluating the impact of secondhand smoke on non-users

• risk of respiratory problems

• increased energy levels

• improved lung function

• decreased heart rate

Chemical in tobacco causing cancer

• Carcinogens

• Nicotine

• Tar

• Carbon monoxide

Common health risk of vaping

• Heart Disease

• Lung Cancer

• Diabetes

• Asthma

Planning a strategy to refuse peer pressure to vape

• Agreeing to try it once

• Saying no, suggest alternatives

• Ignoring the pressure

• Asking others to join you

Reasoning why quitting tobacco improves long-term health

• increased risk of cancer

• reduced risk of cancer, heart, and lung diseases

• improved taste and smell

• higher energy levels

Interpreting why flavored vapes appeal to teens

• mask harshness

• reduce curiosity

• enhance flavor

• decrease popularity