All terms

Question 1

Tobacco

Answer 1

Tobacco is a plant whose dried leaves are commonly used for smoking, chewing, or snuffing, and is known to cause a range of health problems.

Question 2

Nicotine

Answer 2

Nicotine is a highly addictive substance found in tobacco that is one of the main causes of the health problems that come with tobacco consumption

Question 3

toxic

Answer 3

poisonous

Question 4

Vaping device

Answer 4

Way of consuming tobacco by heating it into an aerosol without actually burning it.

Question 5

E-liquid

Answer 5

A substance created from nicotine and other chemicals that is heated up in vapes.

Question 6

Aerosol

Answer 6

When fine particles or droplets are suspended in the air

Question 7

Carcinogens

Answer 7

Carcinogens are substances or agents that have the potential to cause cancer by damaging DNA and other cellular processes and are common in tobacco.

Question 8

Dopamine

Answer 8

Pleasure chemical released by brain.

Question 9

Tar

Answer 9

Sticky residue created from burnt tobacco.

Question 10

Secondhand Aerosol

Answer 10

When aerosol created from vaping is released into the air and into bystanders who aren’t vaping.

Question 11

Secondhand Smoke

Answer 11

When smoke from cigarettes and other tobacco products spreads to other people.

Question 12

Thirdhand Smoke

Answer 12

The particles and gas left over after smoking.

Question 13

Thirdhand Aerosol

Answer 13

The particles and gas left over after vaping.

Question 14

Substance use disorder

Answer 14

A mental illness where someone is addicted to something and cant stop taking it despite experiencing negative side effects.

Question 15

co-occurring disorder

Answer 15

Two intertwining mental illnesses

Question 16

tolerance

Answer 16

When the body builds up tolerance for high levels of dopamine and to the smoke and bad feeling coming from tobacco and nicotine.

Question 17

Dependence

Answer 17

When the body needs high doses of drugs to work properly.

Question 18

Public Service Announcement

Answer 18

Message concerning public safety or health.

Question 19

Nicotine Replacement

Answer 19

A way to start to quit smoking by slowly reducing nicotine intake and not smoking but instead using nicotine gum and patches.

Question 20

Stimulus control

Answer 20

Trying to get your brain dopamine. perception back to normal by controlling how stimulated it needs to be.

Question 21

Response subsitution

Answer 21

A way of therapy where in times when you would smoke you try to do something else to help with pain or discomfort.

Question 22

Triggers

Answer 22

A reminder that causes people to temporarily need a hit of an addictive substance.

Question 23

Addiction

Answer 23

When someone can’t stop themselves from smoking or vaping despite knowing what it does to them.

Question 24

Withdrawl

Answer 24

When the body gets immediately shut off from a substance it becomes dependent on it starts experiencing shock creating withdrawal.

Question 25

Peer Pressure

Answer 25

When friends and people of your age or status heavily and forcefully influence your life choices.