Questions and Answers
What kind of a drug is caffeine?
Name 2 effects of a stimulant on the body.
Speed up messages sent through the body and intense feelings of happiness.
Name 2 harmful chemicals found in tobacco from secondhand smoke (besides nicotine).
Lead and arsenic.
List three negative almost immediate effects of the use of tobacco.
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What techniques do tobacco companies use to encourage smoking?
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What is the number one preventable cause of death among humans?
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Name 2 effects of chewing tobacco.
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What is leukoplakia?
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What is it called when the use of so much drug causes coma or death?
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Secondhand smoke comes from what two sources?
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How many cigarettes does one can of chewing tobacco equal in terms of nicotine?
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Name 4 ways drugs can be taken.
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If you don't smoke by this age, you most likely won't start?
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Why are meth labs environmentally dangerous?
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What kind of drug is alcohol?
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Name 2 effects that a depressant has on your body.
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True or False: Black coffee, fresh air, exercise, and cold showers help one become sober.
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What is an over-the-counter drug?
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What is a prescription drug?
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What kind of drug is nicotine?
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What is a carcinogen?
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What are cilia?
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True or False: If I stop smoking, the cilia will grow back and continue.
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Study Notes
Caffeine and Stimulants
- Caffeine is classified as a stimulant.
- Stimulants accelerate the transmission of messages in the body and induce intense feelings of happiness.
Tobacco and Its Effects
- Harmful chemicals in tobacco, aside from nicotine, include lead and arsenic.
- Immediate negative effects of tobacco use:
- Coughing
- Eye irritation
- Bad breath
- Tobacco companies use tactics that associate smoking with happiness and excitement to attract users.
Health Risks Associated with Smoking
- Smoking is the leading preventable cause of death globally.
- Chewing tobacco leads to:
- Bad breath
- Blackened teeth and increased tooth decay.
Oral Health and Drug Overdose
- Leukoplakia refers to thickened white patches in the mouth, often linked to tobacco use.
- Overdosing is defined as the excessive use of a drug that can result in coma or death.
Secondhand Smoke and Smoking Statistics
- Secondhand smoke originates from two main sources:
- Smoke emitted from a lit cigarette
- Exhaled smoke from the smoker
- One can of chewing tobacco is equivalent to the nicotine in approximately 80 cigarettes.
Methods of Drug Administration
- Drugs can be consumed in various forms including:
- Smoking
- Chewing
- Swallowing pills
- Snorting
- Most individuals who do not smoke by the age of 19 are unlikely to start.
Environmental and Substance Classifications
- Meth labs pose environmental dangers by releasing harmful chemicals into the air.
- Alcohol is categorized as a depressant, which numbs and relaxes the body.
Misconceptions About Sobriety
- It is false that black coffee, fresh air, exercise, and cold showers effectively aid in becoming sober.
Drug Classifications
- Over-the-counter drugs can be purchased without a doctor’s prescription.
- Prescription drugs require a written order from a doctor and can only be acquired at a pharmacy.
- Nicotine is also classified as a stimulant.
Carcinogens and Cellular Structure
- A carcinogen is defined as a substance that causes cancer.
- Cilia are tiny hair-like structures that move cells or propel substances past cells.
Smoking Cessation
- If an individual stops smoking, the cilia in their respiratory system may eventually regenerate and regain function.
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Description
This quiz explores the effects of caffeine and tobacco on health. It covers the classification of caffeine as a stimulant, the harmful substances in tobacco, and the health risks associated with smoking. Additionally, it discusses secondhand smoke and other oral health concerns related to tobacco use.