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Tobacco BTMS DOUBLE JEOPARDY
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General Tobacco Facts Body Systems General General 200 200 200 200 200 400 400 400 400 400 600 600 600 600 600 800 800 800 800 800 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
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What are the 3 gateway drugs?
General 200 What are the 3 gateway drugs? A: Tobacco, Alcohol, and Marijuana
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List some dangerous drugs gateway drug use could lead to.
General 400 List some dangerous drugs gateway drug use could lead to. A: crack, heroine, cocaine
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Research has shown this is the best way to quit smoking.
General 600 Research has shown this is the best way to quit smoking. A: Educated Cold Turkey Method
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What is the addictive drug in tobacco. Why?
General 800 What is the addictive drug in tobacco. Why? A: nicotine, signals the brain to want more
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Explain the term vaso-constrictor.
General 1000 Explain the term vaso-constrictor. A: restricts the amount of blood flow through the arteries and veins
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A single puff of tobacco contains how many chemicals?
200 A single puff of tobacco contains how many chemicals? A: 4,000
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How many cancer causing agents are in tobacco?
400 How many cancer causing agents are in tobacco? A: 43+
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600 How many people die in the US each year as a result of tobacco-related illnesses? A: 400,000
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What is the highly toxic chemical found in paint thinner?
800 What is the highly toxic chemical found in paint thinner? A: Toluene
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Name the 5 body systems tobacco harms.
1000 Name the 5 body systems tobacco harms. A: Respiratory, digestive, nervous, excretory, circulatory
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Name 3 effects cigarettes have on the Respiratory System.
Body Systems 200 Name 3 effects cigarettes have on the Respiratory System. A: Constant cough, shortness of breath, bronchitis, asthma, lung cancer
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Name 3 effects smoking has on the digestive system.
Body Systems 400 Name 3 effects smoking has on the digestive system. A: increase risk of cavities and gum disease, dulls the taste buds, causes stomach ulcers, cancer of the mouth, throat, esophagus, stomach and pancreas
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How does tobacco use effect the nervous system?
Body Systems 600 How does tobacco use effect the nervous system? A: reduces the flow of oxygen to the brain which can lead to a stroke
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Body Systems 800 What disease results when the tiny air sacs called alveoli in the lungs are destroyed? A: emphysema
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How does tobacco effect the circulatory system?
Body Systems 1000 How does tobacco effect the circulatory system? A: Tobacco use is linked to heart disease, it is also linked to Peripheral Vascular Disease
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Give 2 examples of marketing strategies for tobacco.
200 Give 2 examples of marketing strategies for tobacco. A: Magazine ads with great looking people having fun, movies and TV shows
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What are the 3 major substances in tobacco harmful to your health?
400 What are the 3 major substances in tobacco harmful to your health? A: Nicotine, Tar and Carbon Monoxide
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How many seconds does it take for nicotine to get to the brain?
600 How many seconds does it take for nicotine to get to the brain? A: 7 seconds
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800 The effects of one cigarette last how long before the brain craves more? A: 45 minutes
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List 3 symptoms of how nicotine effects the body right away?
1000 List 3 symptoms of how nicotine effects the body right away? A: speeds up the heart rate, raises blood pressure, causes dizziness, causes upset stomach
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What is the thick, dark liquid that forms when tobacco burns?
200 What is the thick, dark liquid that forms when tobacco burns? A: Tar
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400 What is the colorless, odorless, poisonous gas produced when tobacco burns? A: Carbon Monoxide
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Every light filtered cigarette takes how many minutes off your life?
600 Every light filtered cigarette takes how many minutes off your life? A: 7 minutes
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800 Cigar smoke contains how many times more carbon monoxide than cigarette smoke? A: 25 times more
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1 cigar is equivalent to smoking how many cigarettes?
1000 1 cigar is equivalent to smoking how many cigarettes? A: 70 cigarettes
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