Tobacco and Vaping

Question 1

Tobacco

Answer 1

Plant with leaves that contain nicotine

Question 2

Nicotine

Answer 2

toxic and addictive substance

Question 3

Toxic

Answer 3

poisonous

Question 4

Vaping device

Answer 4

heats tobacco or nicotine without burning it

Question 5

e-liquid

Answer 5

substance made of chemicals heated by vapes

Question 6

aerosol

Answer 6

suspended chemicals in droplets

Question 7

dopamine

Answer 7

chemical released that gives pleasure

Question 8

carcinogens

Answer 8

cancer causing substances

Question 9

tar

Answer 9

residue from burned tobacco

Question 10

secondhand smoke

Answer 10

smoke released by someone that is inhaled by someone else

Question 11

thirdhand smoke

Answer 11

smoking leftover after someone smokes

Question 12

thirdhand aerosol

Answer 12

particles left over from somone that vaped

Question 13

substance use disorder

Answer 13

mental illness where someone is addicted even though its bad for them

Question 14

co-occuring disorder

Answer 14

2 or more mental illnesses at the same time

Question 15

tolerance

Answer 15

body’s need for an increased amount of substance to experience effects once felt with smaller amounts

Question 16

dependence

Answer 16

effect that occurs when body needs addictive substance in its system to funtion normally

Question 17

triggers

Answer 17

things that cause people to crave a substance

Question 18

addiction

Answer 18

physical and mental need for behavior or substance

Question 19

withdrawal

Answer 19

unpleasant symptoms that occur when someone stops doing an addicting substance

Question 20

peer pressure

Answer 20

influence that people have on your actions

Question 21

PSA

Answer 21

media message that supports public

Question 22

nicotine replacement

Answer 22

technique for stopping smoke where you use nicotine gum or patches to stop withdrawal symptoms

Question 23

stimulus control

Answer 23

technique for stopping smoke where you avoid tempting situations for tobacco use

Question 24

response substitution

Answer 24

technique for stopping smoke where you respond to difficult feelings and situations with behaviors other than smoking