Tobacco and Caffine
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Audreywinkle on November 15, 2011
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
Tobacco Statistics | Tobacco is the single most preventable cause of death in the USOne in 5 or 443,000 deaths are related to tobacco use Lung Cancer - 129,000 Ischemic Heart Disease - 126,000 COPD - 93,000 |
Tobacco Use in the United States | 71M Americans use some form of tobaccoSmokers under the age of 18 Education Ethnicity Gender Most commonly used form of tobacco |
Why People Smoke | Nicotine addictionBehavioral dependence Weight control Advertising |
Components of Tobacco | NicotineTar Carbon Monoxide 4,000 other chemicals |
Tobacco Products | CigarettesCigars Pipes and Hookahs Bidis Smokeless tobacco Chewing tobacco Snuff |
Health Hazards of Tobacco | CancerCardiovascular disease Respiratory disorders Sexual dysfunction and Fertility Problems |
Environmental Tobacco Smoke | Mainstream smokeSidestream smoke |
Benefits of Quitting Smoking | Body changesRisk changes Financial benefits |
Breaking Nicotine Addiction | Nicotine gumNicotine lozenges Nicotine patch Nasal spray Nicotine inhaler Zyban Chantix NicVAX |
Tobacco and Politics | 1998 Master's Settlement Agreement Tobacco industry to pay states $206B over 25 yrs. Pay $1.5B over 10 yrs. to support antismoking measures $250M to study ways to stop kids from smoking No billboard advertising Prevent youth access to "branded" merchandise Ban on using cartoon characters in advertising Do not market cigarettes to children Do not misrepresent the health effects of cigarettes |
Caffeine | Most popular and widely consumed drug in USFound in coffee, tea, soft drinks, chocolate, etc. CNS stimulant |
Effects of Caffeine | Mental alertnessReduces feelings of fatigue Increased heart contractions Increased oxygen consumption Increased metabolism Increased urinary output |
Side Effects of Caffeine | WakefulnessInsomnia Irregular heartbeat Dizziness Nausea Indigestion Heartburn |
Caffeine Withdrawal | Severe headacheFatigue Nausea Caffeine is classified as addictive because there is tolerance, psychological dependence, and withdrawal |
Health Consequences of Long-Term Caffeine Use | Linked to health problems ranging from heart disease and cancer to mental dysfunction and birth defectsIrritates stomach lining Harmful to people with ulcers Patients with mammillary cysts should avoid caffeine Pregnant women should limit caffeine |
Mainstream smokeSidestream smoke | Mainstream: Smoke that comes from the lungs of a smokerSidestream: Smoke from the cigarette |
Sidestream smoke | the smoke from the burning end of a cigarette, pipe, or cigar |
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