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health-1
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| what effects does carbon monoxide have on the body's organs and tissues? | reduces the amount of oxygen delivered to the body's organs and tissues |
| what five different tobacco products which are found on the market? | cigarettes, cigars, pipe, speciallity cigarettes, and smokeless tobacco |
| what is the most common product that contains tobacco? | cigarettes |
| cigars contain larger quantities of the harmful substances as cigarettes | true |
| one larger cigar can contain as much tobacco as a pack of cigarettes | true |
| pipe smokers usually inhale less than cigarettes smokers | true |
| nicotine absorbed from smokeless tobacco is three to four times greater than the amount dilivered by cigarettes | true |
| flavored, unfiltered cigarettes imported from southeas Asia | Bidis |
| contain a mixture of the tobacco, clove, and other addictives.they are imported from Indonesia | Kreteks |
| woody shrub like plant with large leaves | tobacco |
| how many chemicals are there in tobacco? | 4,000 |
| substance found in tobbaco leaves and all tobacco products is addictive | nicotine |
| what is meant by the statement, nicotine is an addictive drug? | capable of causing a user to develope intense cravings |
| what happens when the drug has been in the body regularly for some time | you depend on it |
| a thick oily dark liquid that forms when tobacco is burned | Tar |
| in relation to tar, what happens when the smoker inhales? | tar deposites form bronchi |
| passages through which the air enters and spreads through the lungs | Bronchi |
| what developes when tar builds up? | emphysema and lung cancer |
| what is a third harmful substance that is released when tobacco burns? | carbon monoxide |
| a poisoness, colorless, and odorless gas | cardon monoxide |
| a cindition in which passages in the lungs become swollen and irratated eventually losing their elasticity | COPD |
| a symtom of COPD | dry cough |
| smoking is the leading cause of_______ | cardiovascular disease |
| a disease in the heart and blood vessels | cardiovasular diease |
| long term smoking contributes to causing ___________ | arteriosclerosis |
| a hardening of the arteries | arteriosclerosis |
| cardiovasular reduces oxygen flow to the heart | true |
| arteriosclerosis reduces oxygen flow to the heart | true |
| cigarette smoke contains more than 4,000 different chemicals, many of which are cancer-causing substances | true |
| colorless, flamable liquid used in industry as a slovent | acetone |
| colorless gas, used in making fertilizers, explosives, and plastics | ammonia |
| poisonous to all life, plants, and animals | arsenic |
| colorless, odorless, poisoness gas | carbon monoxide |
| a poisonous gas, deadly to all living things | cyanide |
| used to preserve and embalm dead tissue | formaldehyde |
| constricts blood vessels, cutting down the flow of blood and oxygen making the heart beat faster | nicotine |
| cancer causing chemical | nitrosamines |
| tell you how to use the medication | directions |
| the parts of the medication that may work including its name | active ingredients |
| problems the medication will treat | uses |
| to check with ur doctor before use | warnings |
| how to store medications when you are not using it | other information |
| mixed with the active ingredients that gives it its flavor and color | inactive ingredients |
| tells if you need to take food or not | Rx label |
| how often you should take this medication | Rx label |
| when you should take it | Rx label |
| how many times you can get this refilled | Rx label |
| the last day to tale the dose usually 10 days | Rx label |
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