Unit 4 Exam: Tobacco, Alcohol, and Drugs

Which substance in tobacco makes it highly addictive?

• Carbon monoxide

• Tar

• Nicotine

• Lead

Why are e-cigarettes (vapes) considered dangerous even without tobacco?

• They don’t have nicotine

• They are regulated by the government

• They are completely safe

• They contain harmful chemicals like formaldehyde

Which of the following is NOT a common consequence of long-term tobacco use on the body?

• Kidney Damage

• Heart Disease

• Respiratory Issues

• High Blood Pressure

Consider a case study of a long-term smoker diagnosed with cardiovascular disease. Which specific effects of smoking contributed to their condition?

• It strengthened the heart muscle and improved blood flow

• It increased heart rate and blood pressure, leading to atherosclerosis

• It enhanced lung capacity and oxygen delivery

• It improved overall circulatory health

What is a myth about vaping?

• Vaping can lead to nicotine addiction

• Vaping helps people quit smoking

• Vaping does not expose the lungs to harmful substances

• Vaping is not as harmful as smoking traditional cigarettes

What are the social consequences of using tobacco products?

• Losing friends and facing social stigma

• Increased energy and social connections

• Improved mental clarity

• Better athletic performance

What is a common legal consequence of underage tobacco use?

• Criminal charges and fines

• More opportunities for scholarships

• Better job prospects

• Health insurance discounts

What is the primary difference between over-the-counter (OTC) and prescription medications?

• OTC medications require a doctor’s approval

• OTC medications can be bought without a prescription

• Prescription medications are always more effective

• OTC medications are free of side effects

Which of the following is an example of medication abuse?

• Taking antibiotics for a bacterial infection

• Using sleeping pills prescribed by a doctor as directed

• Taking someone else's prescription painkillers to manage stress

• Using sunscreen to protect against UV rays

How can abusing medications affect the brain and body?

• It can boost brain function permanently

• It may cause heart disease and permanent brain damage

• It has no long term effects on the brain or body

• It enhances memory and cognitive ability