Health

• habit- forming substances that may not be addictive but may lead to the use of other addictive and dangerous drugs.

  Gateway drugs
• Substances considered as Gateway drugs: _____

  1 Alcohol and cigarettes

  2 drugs
• the habitual use of these substances opens the door to the use of other harder drugs.

  Alcohol and cigarettes
• any substances not considered food that can cause changes in the structure or function of the body and mind.

  Drugs
•  a cylindrical rolled paper containing dried a shredded tobacco leaves.

  Cigarette
• what is a cigarette's main component?

  Nicotine
• a stimulant that is highly addictive

  Nicotine
• a chemical compound found in tobacco which is a potent stimulant, it is also found in bug sprays


  Nicotine
• it is a colorless, odorless, and tasteless poisonous gas, also found in car exhaust

  Carbon monoxide
• it is a condensable residue present in smoke, also used to make roads

  Tar
• A colorless

  inorganic compound composed

  of nitrogen and hydrogen, usually in gaseous form

  and pungent odor, also found in cleaning products

  Ammonia
• It is a colorless, flammable gas with a strong odor, also used to preserve dead bodies

  Formaldehyde
• A colorless, highly poisonous chemical compound, also used in gas chamber poison

  Hydrogen Cyanide
• A colorless, flammable organic solvent, also found in nail polish remover

  Acetone
• a toxic heavy metal, also used in batteries

  Cadmium
• Types of smoke


  Mainstream smoke

  Second-hand smoke

  Third-hand smoke
• the smoke that is inhaled into the smoker's mouth and lungs.

  Mainstream smoke
• is also called Environmental Tobacco Smoke

  (ETS). It is the mixture of the smoke coming from the burning end of a cigarette.

  Second-hand smoke
• the residue from cigarette smoke found in clothes, furniture, and other surfaces.

  Third-hand smoke
• electronic devices that aim to substitute tobacco cigarettes.

  E-cigarettes
• who invented E-cigarettes?


  Hon Lik
• when was E-cigarette invented?

  2003
• when was E-cigarette first sold?

  2004
• is a form of electronic nicotine delivery system

  (ENDS) that may or may not be shaped like a tobacco cigarette.

  E-cigarettes
• what is an E-cigarettes source of energy?

  Battery
• E-cigarettes works with a battery that is the source of energy that heats the mixture of chemicals called _____

  e liquid (e-juice)
• The _____ produces the flavor and vapor.

  E-liquid
• With or without Nicotine, the e-liquid still contains chemicals such as:

  1 Propylene Glycol

  2 Glycerin

  3 Flavorings
• As the chemicals are heated through the battery, the e-cig releases ____

  aerosol (vapor)
• where did the word "vape" came from?

  vapor
• nicotine causes addiction and may also be the reason for the occurence of:

  1 Cardiovascular disorders

  2 Respiratory disorders

  3 Gastrointestinal disorders

  4 Neoplastic disorders
• Drinking alcohol can harm a persons _____

  1 Physical health

  2 Mental health

  3 Social health
• an intoxicating substance produced by the fermentation of grains and fruits.

  Alcohol
• Alcohol is a depressant that slows down body functions such as:

  movement

  speech

  reaction time

  thinking ability
• the only kind of alcohol used in beverages

  Ethyl alcohol
• The most common alcoholic beverages are:

  Beer

  Wine

  Liquor