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WorksheetsWANIC Health 9 c
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 29mins
Match the following
exhaled from a smoker's lungs
Mainstream Smoke
the smoke that goes into the air directly from a cigarette
Sidestream Smoke
the combination of the other two
Secondhand Smoke
Dangers of Secondhand Smoke -- You're not smoking, but the person next to you is. Their cigarette is burning into the air, they are exhaling, and you are breathing all of it
cardiovascular disease
cancer
respiratory problems
40,000 deaths a year from heart attacks and lung cancer
300,000 respiratory infections in toddlers
allergies
asthma
broken leg
acne
lactose intolerance
In order to keep yourself safe from secondhand smoke, you are allowed to
trip the smoker
smash the cigarette in their face
ask smokers not to smoke around you
ask vapers not to vape around you
be firm when informing guests not to smoke in your home
be firm when informing guests not to smoke in your car
in restaurants, always sit in no-smoking sections
on plane flights, ask for no-smoking seats
Smoking during pregnancy is linked to
(image from a very controversial 80s anti-smoking campaign)
polydactely (more than 5 fingers or toes)
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)
miscarriage (the baby dies before birth)
cerebral palsy (motor skills deficiency)
sight impairment
hearing problems
learning difficulties
What advice would you give to this teen?
Benefits to Society when People Quit Smoking (Tobacco and vaping costs more than 100 billion dollars a year. What if we could reduce that?)
anti-smoking campaigns
support groups
healthcare for tobacco-related illnesses would go down
damages from smoking-related fires would go down
injuries from smoking-related fires would go down
loss of earnings from disease and early death would go down
Changes in a Smoker's Body After Quitting
Changes in a Smoker's Body After Quitting
Changes in a Smoker's Body After Quitting
Quitting any addition (tobacco, vape, phone use, caffeine...)
make a list of reasons why you quit
switch to a different addiction with new problems
throw away your (tobacco) products
throw away anything that reminds you of your addiction
do little things to change your daily routine
tell your family and friends that you have quit
avoid being around people who use
save money for something great
exercise
call a friend to take your mind off
be sure to reward yourself by cheating a little
surround yourself with people who are still addicted
People who use nicotine substitutes (such as the nicotine patch or nicotine gum or nicotine nasal spray) still expose their bodies to the negative effects of (a)
(a) use is the leading (b) cause of death in the United States.
Smoking causes about one in ____ deaths in the US. That means for every ____ people that you hear have died, one of them is dead because either they were smoking or they were breathing someone's smoke.
(a)
Match the following forms of tobacco through the ages
snuff, which you packed into your nose
chaw, which makes you salivate and spit
cigar, which uses whole tobacco leaves
holder; else ash would burn your dress
pipe; yummy? you can taste the smoke
