Tobacco

Question 1

Cigarettes

Answer 1

Cured and shredded tobacco leaves rolled in paper.

Question 2

Bid is

Answer 2

Tobacco wrapped in a leaf and tied with a string (India)

Question 3

Kreteks

Answer 3

Ground clove that alter the flavor and numbs the lungs (Indonesia)

Question 4

Cigars/Pipe

Answer 4

Less processed usually contains more nicotine than cigarettes.

Question 5

Chewing tobacco

Answer 5

Poor quality ground tobacco leaves mixed with flavoring preservatives and other chemicals.

Question 6

Snuff

Answer 6

Finely ground powdered tobacco.

Question 7

How is Nicotine produce Do?

Answer 7

Naturally

Question 8

What makes tobacco continually appealing?

Answer 8

Stimulates the part of the brain that produces feelings of reward and pleasure.

Question 9

Stimulants

Answer 9

Drugs that increase the activity of the nervous system.

Question 10

How does nicotine work once in the blood?

Answer 10

Once in the blood nicotine reaches the brain within seconds then it takes the place of certain Neurotransmitters Affects breathing.

Question 11

Short Term Effects of Nicotine

Answer 11

Increases Heart Rate
Blood Pressure Increases
Changes in the brain that may lead to addiction

Question 12

Long Term Effects

Answer 12

Addiction

Psychological Dependence

Question 13

Symptoms of Nicotine Withdrawal

Answer 13

Headaches, Irritability, Insomnia, Inability to concentrate, Intense cravings.

Question 14

5 chemicals in Tobacco Smoke

Answer 14

Acetone, Ammonia, Arsenic, Cadmium, Carbon Monoxide.

Question 15

Secondhand Smoke

Answer 15

The combination of mainstream and sides treat smoke.

Question 16

How many deaths does secondhand smoke cause per year.

Answer 16

About 50,000

Question 17

Cigarette smoke is responsible for the deaths of how many Americans?

Answer 17

About 400,000