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What will wetalk about? The facts about

smokingwhatyou need to

know! (Statistics,reasons for smoking,Health Effects, Second-Hand Smoke)

Tips for

quittingsmoking


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FACTS28% or 17.3 Filipinos are

current daily tobacco

smokers

85% of smokers start

before their 16th

birthday.

Close to 1.3 billion people

smoke

Worldwide, between 80,000

and 100,000 kids start

smoking every day!!!


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85% of all lung cancer deaths

30% of all other cancers (mouth,

stomach, breast, bladder, etc)

50% of all smokers will die from

smoking.

It is estimated that 55% of young men

and 51% of young women who start

smoking by age 15 will die before age 70

if they continue to smoke.

FACTS

Smoking Causes..


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The Facts

That You Deserve to Know!


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FACTTobacco is the only legal

product sold that is

DEADLY when used

exactly as themanufacturer intended.


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NICOTINE


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FACT


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The Health EffectsAffects EVERY part of your body

Hair

Brain

Eyes

Mouth breath and teeth

Yellow skin and wrinklesDifficulty in breathing

(Asthma, etc).

Serious Diseases


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Health Effects Mouthbad breath, gumdisease, tooth

decay, tongue &

mouth cancerEyes cataracts& blindness

Brainnicotine canbe as addictive as

heroin and alters how

the brain works. It can

increases risk for stroke


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Skin damage

winkles, dry skin, psoriasis, yellowfingers and stained fingernails

Health Effects


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AsthmaHealth Effects


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Common Lung Diseases

EmphysemaHealthy Lung CancerDiseased Lung

Health Effects


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Heart Diseases

ArteriosclerosisCoronary heart disease Cancer

Health Effects


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Poor circulation of blood

in the body

Health Effects


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Impotence

A greater percentage

of male smokers areimpotent compared to

non-smokers

Health Effects


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2006 Cigarette.com

If a picture isworth a

thousand words,

what is this one

trying to say?


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What is

Second-Hand Smoke?

comes from both the smoke that

smokers exhale and the smoke

floating from the end of the

cigarette, cigar, or pipe.


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Second-Hand Smoke

The short-term effects include:

eye irritation headache nasal discomfort and sneezing cough and sore throat

nausea and dizziness increased heart rate andblood pressure

increased risk for people withheart disease (angina),asthma, allergies

Long-term effects include:

Reduced ability to take in anduse oxygen.

Cancer of the lung. Heart disease and stroke. Childhood asthma and other

breathing difficulties. Ear infections


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We know its bad for us,

so why do we start to smoke?


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The Tobacco Industry

&

Youth


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How are You Targeted bythe Tobacco Industry?


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At your local store

Some candy are packaged/labeled tolook like cigarettes.


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Movies


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Sports Events


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Cartoons

1. Mickey Mouse

Which of the following

characters was mostfamiliar among youthin the USA?

3. Joe Camel

2. Ronald McDonald


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Joe Camel !


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Joe Camel Adsshould probably look like this !


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Start your stop smoking plan with START

S = Set a quit date.

T = Tell family, friends, and co-workers

that you plan to quit.

A = Anticipate and plan for the challengesyou'll face while quitting.

R = Remove cigarettes and other tobacco

products from your home, car, and work. T = Talk to your doctor about getting help

to quit.


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Saying O toSmoking


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Saying O toSmoking


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Why do people continue

to smoke?


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Reasons to Quit


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So how do I quit?


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Tips/Techniques


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Questions &

Answers


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For more information,

visit us at the College of

Nursing


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