Vaping Flashcards

1
Q

How much nicotine is in one vape cartridge?

A

1 pack/20 cigarettes worth

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2
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Negative effects of vaping on the body

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  • worsen anxiety and depression
  • causes addiction or to start using regular cigarettes
  • worsen concentration, attention, self control
  • cause insomnia/sleep problems
  • cause permanent damage to synapses/brain development
  • chronic bronchitis
  • exposure to cancer-causing chemicals
  • lung damage
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3
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Techniques used to target teens

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  • flavors
  • ads w/ young people that look cool/ like they’re having fun
  • bright colors
  • scholarships
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4
Q

Why is the teenage brain more susceptible to addiction?

A

because the brain isn’t fully developed until 25, so they’re more impressionable and vulnerable, too, since lots of changes occur in the teenage years

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5
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3 tips for quitting

A
  1. choose a start date (not too stressful)
  2. know your triggers/challenges (prepare for craving)
  3. build team/task for help (surround yourself w/supportive people)
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3 tips for quitting

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  1. choose a start date (not too stressful)
  2. know your triggers/challenges (prepare for craving)
  3. build team/task for help (surround yourself w/supportive people)
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7
Q

vaping

A

inhalation of vapor created by e-cigarette

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8
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how do e-cigarettes work?

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how do e-cigarettes work?

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