SMOKING CIGARETTE Flashcards
THE KINDS AND AMOUNTS OF FOOD AVAILABLE TO OR EATEN BY AN INDIVIDUAL, GROUP, OR POPULATION.
DIETARY
NOT PHYSICALLY ACTIVE
SEDENTARY
A GROUP OF DISEASES THAT CAUSE AIRFLOW BLOCKAGE AND BREATHING-RELATED PROBLEMS.
CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE (COPD)
IT IS AN ACT OF INHALING AND EXHALING FUMES OR BURNING PLANT MATERIALS INCLUDES MARIJUANA AND TOBACCO, MOST COMMONLY ASSOCIATED THROUGH CIGARETTE AND PIPE.
THE TOBACCO PLANT, WHICH HAVE BEEN ROLLED INTO A SMALL SQUARE OF PAPER TO CREATE A SMALL, ROUND CYLINDER CALLED “CIGARETTE”
CIGARETTE SMOKE IS A PRIMARY RISK FACTOR FOR CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES.
SMOKING
50.8% OR HALF OF HALL FILIPINO AGED 13-15 HAD ALREADY TRIED USING TOBACCO PRODUCT IN 2015. BECAUSE OF CHEAP PROCE OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS.
ESCALATED TO AS MUCH AS 38.2% OR 2.2 MILLION OR 2-5 YOUR FILIPINO.
NATIONAL YOUTH ORGANIZATION
TOBACCO PANDEMIC IS ONE OF THE BIGGEST PUBLIC HEALTH THREATS THE WORLD HAS EVER FACED.
LAST 2018 THERE IS 7 MILLION DEATHS TO DIRECT SMOKING AND 260,000 CHILD DEATH DUE TO SECOND HAND SMOKE.
THIS YEAR 2020 THERE IS 8 MILLION CASES AND 7 MILLION OF THEM IS DIE TO DIRECT SMOKEING AND 1.2 MILLION DUE TO SECOND HAND SMOKE.
WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
IN A SINGLE CIGARETTE STICK THERE IS ALREADY 600 TOXIC CHEMICALS, BUT WHEN IT STARTS LIGHTEN UP, IT STARTS PRODUCED 7,000 MORE TOXIC CHEMICALS, ACCORDING TO SCIENTIST, THEY FOUND OUT THAT 69 OF THIS 7,000 CHEMICALS ARE CARCIONGENIC CHEMICALS OR CANCER CAUSING CHEMICALS.
COMPOSITION
IT IS THE MAIN INGREDIENTS IN ANY TOBACCO PRODUCTS.
NICOTINE
NICOTINE HAS THE CHRACTERISTICS:
TOXIC
HIGHLY ADDICTIVE
STIMULANT
GIVES EXTRA IN AN INDIVIDUAL AND PREVENTS YOU TO HAVE A COMPLETE SLEEP LIKE COFFEE.
STIMULANT
A HARMFUL BURNED PRODUCT OF CIGARETTE SMOKING. THE TOXIC SUBSTANCE FORM A TACKY YELLOWISH OR BROWN SUBSTANCE.
A BURNED CHEMICAL RESIDUE FROM CIGARETTE.
TAR
A POISONOUD CHEMICAL FROM BURNING MATERIAL THAT MAKES THE HEART TO PUMP ABNORMALLY THAT FORCING IT TO DO MORE WORK WHICH SUPPLIES SUFFICIENT OXYGEN IN THE BODY.
CARBON MONOXIDE