tobacco & alcohol
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Tobacco & Alcohol. Obj : I will review key concepts and vocabulary from the tobacco and alcohol unit. White board. List 5 “ingredients” found in a cigarette. worth : 5 points. White board. List 4 ways to help you resist nicotine. Worth: 4 points. White Board. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Tobacco & AlcoholObj: I will review key concepts and vocabulary from
the tobacco and alcohol unit
White boardList 5 “ingredients” found in a cigarette.worth: 5 points
White boardList 4 ways to help you resist nicotine.Worth: 4 points
White BoardList 6 long term effects of tobacco use
Fly SwatterThis form of tobacco appeals to youth with its candy-like appearance. It delivers 3x the amount of nicotine compared to a cigarette.
Fly SwatterThis form of tobacco is placed between the upper gum and lip. It is smokeless and spitless.
Fly SwatterThis form of tobacco is placed between the cheek and the gum or teeth and chewing. It must be crushed with the teeth to release the flavor and nicotine.
Fly SwatterThis form of tobacco is snorted through the nose.
Fly SwatterThe is a plastic, electronic cigarette which contains nicotine but not the harmful chemicals of tobacco.
Fly SwatterThis water pipe is used for smoking flavored and sweetened blend of tobacco called shisha
Fly SwatterThe form of tobacco is smoked. Due to the longer smoking time, there is a higher exposure to toxins
Fly SwatterThis is the highly addictive substance that occurs naturally in tobacco
Fly SwatterWhat form of tobacco caused the following condition?
Fly SwatterWhat if the following picture of?
Fly SwatterWhat form of tobacco most likely caused his yellow teeth, tooth decay, and mouth cancer?
Fly SwatterDue to her choice of cigarette, Sally is not at risk for lung cancer or smoking related diseases.
White boardIf both people drink the same amount of alcohol, who will become intoxicated quicker? They both have the same drinking history.Worth 1 point
White boardIf both people drink the same amount of alcohol, who will become intoxicated quicker? They both rarely drinking alcohol.Worth 1 point
White boardWho is more likely to get intoxicated quicker?Worth 1 point
White boardWho is less likely to get severely intoxicated?Worth 1 point
White boardWhat are two short term effects to drinking low doses of alcohol? Worth 2 points
White boardWhat are three effects on the body to drinking high doses of alcohol? Worth 3 points
White boardWhat are four signs of alcohol poisoning?Worth 4 points
White boardWhat would you do if you thought your friend had alcohol poisoning? List 3 important steps to take.Worth 3 points
White boardWhat is the name of the condition, which is caused by a mother who chooses to drink alcohol during her pregnancy? Worth 2 points