Exam 10: Tobacco

Even though chewing tobacco might not be as unhealthy as smoking it, smokeless tobacco still has risks. Compare and contrast the health risks of chewing and smoking tobacco.

What is one of the most reliable effect of cigarette smoking during pregnancy on the newborn?

In addition to the developmental effects of smoking on pregnancy, describe the additional effects on the fetus?

Describe the physiological effects of nicotine on various organ systems. You can use point form.

Who introduced tobacco drinking to Europe?

What are the physiological effects on the heart as a result of smoking?

In a 2010 report, how many students out of the 300,000 youth who began to smoke as a result of exposure to onscreen tobacco use did the World Health Organization and Physicians for a Smoke-Free Canada recognize?

Henry lives in London, England in 1922 and indulges in the most popular form of tobacco use, which is it?

A 1529 report indicated tobacco was used to treat which of the following?

Although users of smokeless tobacco have a higher risk for cancers in their oral cavity, smokeless tobacco is still safer than smoking cigarettes.

Due to differing film rating systems Canadian youth are exposed to 60% less images of tobacco than American youth.

Nicotine gum was made available in Canada on a prescription basis in 1960.

Recent statistics suggest that approximately how often does a Canadian die from tobacco use?

As a rapid and potent poison, how does nicotine cause death?

All smoke contains carbon monoxide, but cigar smoke has the highest at 6%.

Describe chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).

In which year did a Canadian city pass the first municipal bylaw restricting smoking in public places?

Which province was the first to prohibit the sale of tobacco to minors in 1891?

Which statement does NOT describe shisha?

How often are children in Canada exposed to second-hand smoke, and what are its consequences?