What are the tiny air sacs in the lungs, through which oxygen is absorbed, called?

3. Which disease is the swelling and restriction of the bronchial tubes, resulting in coughing and excess mucus production?

1. Which is the addictive chemical in tobacco?

Which disease is the destruction of alveoli resulting in the lungs' inability to absorb and exchange sufficient oxygen?

What is a carcinogen?

What are the pre-cancerous white patches that can form inside the mouth of tobacco users?

A Stroke is considered a cardio-vascular risk of smoking because it involves the ___________________.

What are the tiny hairs in the respiratory tact, that help clear out mucous and pollutants, called?

Secondhand smoke is .....

5. Which disease is the hardening of coronary arteries along with excess plaque build up?

Which of the following are symptoms of COPD? (you can select more than 1)

True or False: Smoking costs society billions of dollars yearly in unpaid medical bills, fire damages, lost wages, and funeral costs.

True or False? Cilia destroyed by smoking is irreversible, and can never be replaced.

Which of the following is considered a form of NRT?

The Surgeon General's warning that smoking causes Cancer and Heat Disease came out in what year?

What does NRT stand for?

True or False: Carbon Dioxide from smoke binds to red blood cells during smoking, and deprives the body of oxygen.

Which of these are ways society tries to keep people, especially young people, from buying cigarettes? (You may check more than 1)

Which Carcinogen is the formed when the fertilizer combines with the tobacco leaf?

Approximately how much nicotine is there in a pinch of smokeless (chewing ) tobacco?

True or False: Most smokers (around 90%) started smoking before they became adults.

There is _______ times more Tar in side stream smoke than in mainstream smoke.

Which of the following are risks to an unborn fetus when a pregnant woman smokes? (You can select more than 1)

How much tar goes through the lungs of a pack-a-day smoker every year?

What does the "C" in COPD stand for?

Which of the following are methods people use to quit smoking? (You can select more than 1)

Which year did Congress put a television and radio ban on Cigarette commercials ?

The use of electronic cigarettes, Juuls, or Vape

Pens are a safe and effective way quit smoking cigarettes.

Approximately how many additives are added to tobacco in the manufacturing of a cigarette?

When is the “window of opportunity” open for nicotine addiction?

In regards to regular smoking, what is the approximate nicotine equivalent of one Juul Pod?

Adam Bowen and James Monsees co-founded what vaping product company?

In the 1960’s what did the tobacco company Phillip Morris add to cigarettes to promote addiction?

When in U.S. history did the popularity in cigarette smoking explode?