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What is the main purpose of Sec. 9 in the Tobacco Regulation Act of 2003?

  • To prohibit minors from engaging with tobacco products (correct)
  • To allow minors to buy tobacco products with parental consent
  • To regulate the advertising of tobacco products
  • To promote the sale of tobacco products to adults

Which of the following is a mandated warning on tobacco product packaging according to the act?

  • Cigarettes are safe when used in moderation
  • Smoking can lead to addiction
  • Cigarettes may cause health issues
  • Government warning: Smoking kills (correct)

What does Sec. 10 of the Tobacco Regulation Act prohibit?

  • Adding flavors to tobacco products
  • Advertising tobacco products on television
  • Sale of tobacco products near schools (correct)
  • Smoking in public spaces

What is the consequence for possessing dangerous drugs during a social gathering as per the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act?

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What is the intended outcome of both the Tobacco Regulation Act and the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act?

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What is the penalty for a first offense of illegal drug usage according to the act?

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Which of the following substances is classified under dangerous drugs?

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What is the penalty for a second offense involving illegal drug usage?

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What classification do marijuana and opium fall under when cultivated or manufactured?

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Which of the following is a common tactic drug peddlers use to attract minors?

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What is the range of imprisonment for individuals involved in the production of dangerous drugs?

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What is a common reason minors become easy targets for drug peddlers?

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Which of these substances is a stimulant classified as a dangerous drug?

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What are the intended effects of effective sex education?

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Which aspect is NOT directly addressed by effective sex education?

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What is a primary goal of teaching strategies to resist peer pressure in adolescents?

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Which of the following is NOT a designated no smoking area?

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What does the Tobacco Regulation Act of 2003 primarily regulate?

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What is a requirement for areas where smoking is banned?

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Which tobacco-related product is mentioned as being addictive?

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What is a crucial aspect of online safety education for adolescents?

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What is the primary purpose of the Consumer Act of the Philippines?

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Which of the following is an example of deceptive sales practices?

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What does 'unconscionable sales acts and practices' refer to?

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Which of the following might take advantage of a consumer's situation?

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What is the aim of the National Environmental Awareness and Education Act of 2008?

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What does environmental awareness entail?

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Bait-and-switch tactics in sales are characterized by:

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Which of the following practices could lead to consumer exploitation?

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What is one strategy to avoid getting involved in drug use?

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What is a common tactic used by drug peddlers to appeal to younger individuals?

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Why might minors be particularly vulnerable to drug use?

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What can drug awareness programs help individuals to achieve?

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What is an important aspect of developing the confidence to say no to drugs?

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What should individuals do to avoid risky situations involving drugs?

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What type of emotional manipulation may drug peddlers use towards minors?

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Which drug is an example of a benzodiazepine?

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What is the primary goal of promoting national awareness regarding balanced and healthful ecology?

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What is considered environmental conservation?

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Why is environmental education mandated to be included in school curricula?

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What is the significance of declaring November as 'Environmental Awareness Month' in the Philippines?

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What does the Traditional and Alternative Medicine Act of 1997 primarily aim to improve?

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Which of the following is NOT included in the components of environmental education?

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What is a responsibility of schools regarding environmental education?

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How does the Traditional and Alternative Medicine Act impact indigenous societies?

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Flashcards

Tobacco Regulation Act of 2003 (RA 9211)

A law that prohibits minors from buying, selling, distributing, and smoking tobacco products; restricts tobacco sales near schools and playgrounds; and mandates warnings on tobacco packaging and advertisements.

Government Warnings on Cigarette Packaging

Mandatory warnings on cigarette packages that include statements about addiction, harm to children, and the dangers of smoking.

Prohibition of Sale to Minors

A law preventing the sale of tobacco products to people under the legal smoking age.

Restricted Tobacco Sales Zones

Areas, such as near schools and playgrounds, where tobacco sales are prohibited.

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Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002 (RA 9165)

A law focused on protecting citizens, particularly youth, from the negative effects of dangerous drugs on their physical and mental well-being.

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Sex education topics

Sex education includes consent, communication, and emotional aspects of relationships to promote well-being and reduce sexual risks.

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Peer pressure resistance

Strategies to help adolescents make decisions based on their values, rather than peer pressure, building personal integrity.

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Online safety

Education on risks of social media and sexting to protect adolescents in the digital world.

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Tobacco products

Products made from or containing tobacco (Nicotiana plant), primarily Nicotiana tabacum.

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Tobacco Regulation Act (RA 9211)

Law regulating packaging, use, sale, distribution, and advertisement of tobacco products.

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Smoking restrictions in public places

Sections 5 and 6 of the act prohibit smoking in designated areas like schools, elevators, airports, and hospitals.

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Designated smoking areas

Areas specifically allowed for smoking, clearly marked with "SMOKING AREA" signs.

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No smoking areas

Areas where smoking is prohibited, marked with signs.

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Illegal drug possession penalty (first offense)

6 months in governmental rehabilitation center.

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Illegal drug possession penalty (second offense)

Imprisonment of 6 years and 1 day to 12 years, and a fine of ₱50k to ₱200k.

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Drug production penalty (planting/cultivating)

Life imprisonment to death penalty, and a fine from ₱500k to ₱10,000,000.

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Dangerous drugs (examples)

Heroin, Methamphetamine, Cocaine, MDMA, Opium, Fentanyl, Morphine, and Methadone.

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Minor drug targets

Young people are vulnerable to drug peddlers due to peer pressure or deceptive marketing.

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Peer Pressure

Drug peddlers exploit influence from friends or acquaintances to persuade minors to try drugs to fit in.

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Deceptive Marketing

Drug peddlers misleadingly advertise drugs (may not be readily noticeable at first.

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Prohibited Usage of Illegal drugs

Possession, use, and production of illegal drugs (and chemicals) are against the law.

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Depressants

Drugs that slow down the central nervous system, leading to feelings of relaxation, drowsiness, and decreased alertness.

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Barbiturates

A type of depressant often used to treat anxiety and insomnia, but can be highly addictive and dangerous.

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Benzodiazepines

Another type of depressant used to treat anxiety and insomnia, examples include Valium and Xanax.

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Emotional Manipulation

A tactic used by drug peddlers to exploit vulnerable individuals, often by appealing to their emotional struggles.

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How can you avoid getting involved in drug use?

There are several ways to avoid drug use, including saying no to offers, avoiding risky situations, and seeking support.

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Why is it important to get away from drug use?

Drug use can have serious negative consequences for your health, mental well-being, and relationships.

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Drug awareness

Understanding the risks and consequences of drug use, which helps individuals make informed choices and protect their health.

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Safer community

A community where drug use is less prevalent, leading to a healthier and more secure environment for everyone.

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Ecological Balance

A state where ecosystems function properly, ensuring a healthy environment for humans, plants, and animals to coexist.

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Environmental Conservation

The protection and preservation of natural resources and ecosystems to prevent degradation and ensure their sustainable use.

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Environmental Education in Schools

The integration of environmental concepts, laws, local practices, and resource protection into school curriculums at all levels.

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Environmental Awareness Month

A designated month (November) in the Philippines dedicated to promoting awareness of environmental issues and sustainable practices.

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Traditional and Alternative Medicine Act

A law promoting the development and integration of traditional and alternative medicine into the national healthcare system.

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Traditional Medicine Ownership

The legal recognition of indigenous societies' ownership of their traditional medicine knowledge.

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Role of Natural Resources in Economic Growth

The significant contribution of natural resources to the economy, highlighting their crucial role in development.

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Importance of Environmental Balance

The need for ecological balance to sustain life and support economic growth, highlighting the consequences of environmental degradation.

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Consumer Act

Philippine law protecting consumers from deceptive, unfair, and unconscionable sales practices. It aims to educate consumers about their rights and empower them to make informed decisions.

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Deceptive Sales Practices

These involve misleading or false representations intended to trick consumers. This includes false advertising, concealing important facts, and bait-and-switch tactics.

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Unconscionable Sales Practices

These practices take advantage of consumers' vulnerable situations, often leading to unfair terms. This includes charging excessive prices, using one-sided contracts, and exploiting vulnerable groups.

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Environmental Awareness

Understanding the importance of protecting the environment and recognizing the impact of human actions on nature.

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National Environmental Awareness and Education Act (RA 9512)

This Philippine law mandates the state to protect and advance the right of the people to a balanced and healthful ecology. It emphasizes the importance of environmental education.

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What is a key goal of the Consumer Act?

The primary goal is to protect Filipino consumers from deceptive, unfair, and unconscionable sales acts and practices by businesses.

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What are some examples of unconscionable sales practices?

Examples include charging excessive prices, using one-sided contracts, and exploiting vulnerable groups who might not fully understand the terms.

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How does environmental awareness connect to human actions?

Environmental awareness involves understanding how human activities impact nature, both positively and negatively. It emphasizes the importance of responsible actions to preserve the environment.

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Study Notes

  • Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act of 2012 (RA 10354): A law ensuring every Filipino citizen has the right to sustainable human development, including education and information about reproductive health and responsible parenthood. It safeguards the family as the foundation of society and guarantees universal access to medically-safe, non-abortifacient, effective, legal, and affordable reproductive healthcare services.

  • Topics for Discussion (Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act): Knowledge and skills in self-protection, sexual abuse and violence against women and children, teen pregnancy, responsible teenage behavior, gender and development, and responsible parenthood.

  • Sex Education: Essential for helping adolescents navigate their bodies, relationships, and sexual health. A well-rounded curriculum should cover consent and boundaries, safe sex practices, peer pressure and decision-making, and online safety.

  • Tobacco Regulation Act of 2003 (RA 9211): Regulates tobacco products, their packaging, use, sale, distribution, and advertisements. Sections 5 and 6 prohibit smoking in public places including schools, elevators, stairwells, fire hazards, health facilities, airports. Smoking areas must be clearly marked and banned areas display "No Smoking" signs.

  • Health Warnings (Tobacco Regulation Act): Cigarette packaging must display warnings stating that cigarettes are addictive, smoking can harm children, smoking kills, and no sale to minors.

  • Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002 (RA 9165): Protecting citizens, especially youth, from dangerous drugs impacts physically and mentally. This act mandates that possession, use, and production of illegal drugs are prohibited. Penalties include fines and imprisonment depending on the quantity and severity (first-time offenders receive rehabilitation, repeat offenders face harsher punishments).

  • Examples of Dangerous Drugs: Narcotics/opioids (Heroin, Morphine, Fentanyl), Stimulants (Methamphetamine, Cocaine, MDMA), Depressants (Barbiturates, Benzodiazepines).

  • How Minors Become Drug Targets: Peddlers use peer pressure, deceptive marketing, and emotional manipulation to gain trust and recruit minors.

  • How to Avoid Drugs: Learn to say no, avoid risky situations, and seek support from trusted adults, counselors, or support groups if needed. Drug awareness empowers individuals to make informed choices, avoid addiction, and protect their health.

  • Consumer Act: Protects Filipino consumers from deceptive, unfair, and unconscionable sales acts. Provides information and education to help consumers make informed choices. It covers topics like deceptive sales acts, false advertising, concealing material facts, and using bait-and-switch tactics and unconscionable sales acts.

  • National Environmental Awareness and Education Act of 2008 (RA 9512): Mandates the protection and advancement of the right to a balanced and healthful ecology. It promotes national awareness about the role of natural resources and environmental conservation. This act mandated environmental education in the school curriculum, including concepts, principles, laws, and threats of environmental degradation. National awareness month is November.

  • Traditional and Alternative Medicine Act (RA 8432): This act aims to improve the quality and delivery of healthcare through traditional and alternative medicine.

  • Indigenous Society Benefits: This act assures that Indigenous societies have an applicable basis to use their traditional knowledge and demand royalties when their knowledge is used commercially.

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