Chapter 10 Flashcards

1
Q

the plant that contains thousands of potent chemicals

A

tobacco

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2
Q

nicotine falls under which category of drugs

A

has its own category

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3
Q

why does nicotine have its own category?

A

it initially has a relaxing effect which then turns stimulating

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4
Q

powerful psychoactive drug that reaches the brain via bloodstream in seconds, most physically addicting

A

nicotine

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5
Q

Two major species of tobacco

A

nicotiana tobacum and rustica

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6
Q

when was tobacco originally used?

A

by Native American

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7
Q

who was nicotine named after?

A

French Physician Jean Nicot

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8
Q

finely chopped tobacco that is held in the mouth

A

moist snuff

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9
Q

A combination of chewing and smoking tobacco

A

cigar

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10
Q

thin reeds filled with tobacco

A

cigarettes

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11
Q

percentage of male smokers

A

25%

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12
Q

percentage of women smokers

A

20%

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13
Q

What is considered a safer cigarette?

A

lower levels of nicotine and tar

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14
Q

sticky brown material seen on the filter of a smoked cigarette

A

tar

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15
Q

What is the major problem with cigarettes

A

it contains carcinogen toxins when you smoke which you inhale directly into your system

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16
Q

health concerns for smokeless tobacco

A

increased risk for dental disease and oral cancer, has nitrosamines, nicotine dependence, leukoplakia

17
Q

benefits of smokeless tobacco

A

lower risk of lung cancer and more socially acceptable

18
Q

how do e-cigarettes work?

A

turns nicotine and other substances in a vapor that is inhaled

19
Q

long term effects of smoking

A

lung cancer, COPD, other cancers, cardiovascular disease, diabetes

20
Q

Why do people use tobacco?

A

psychosocial and genetic factors

21
Q

when air sacs or alveoli are damaged and loose it elasticity

A

emphysema

22
Q

inflammation in your airways with a lot of mucus, constant productive cough

A

chronic bronchitis

23
Q

cigarette smoke inhaled from the environment by non smokers

A

environmental tobacco smoke

24
Q

smoke exhaled by the smoker

A

mainstream smoke

25
Q

smoke rising from the ash of the cigarette

A

sidestream smoke

26
Q

residual nicotine and other chemicals left on indoor surfaces by tobacco smoke/vapors

A

thirdhand smoke

27
Q

side effects of pregnancy and smoking

A

increased risk of miscarriage, low birth weight, sudden infant death syndrome

28
Q

people who switch to low tar and nicotine bran cigarettes generally what?

A

take deeper and more puffs of cigarettes

29
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A