The Harmful Effects of Tobacco

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The Harmful Effects of Tobacco

• OBJ I will analyze the harmful long-term effects
  of tobacco use and the addictive nature of
  nicotine
• 9.ATOD1.6 I will summarize the consequences of
  tobacco during pregnancy

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REVIEW

• What are the different forms of tobacco product
  on the market?
• What are some of the ingredients in cigarette
  smoke?

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The Effects of tobacco use

• Examine the following pictures. Decide what
  happened and what type of tobacco caused the
  condition.

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ORAL CANCER CAUSED BY CHEWING TOBACCO
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Lung cancer caused by smoking cigarettes

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Gum cancer caused by snus

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CANCER OF THE LARYNX CAUSED BY SMOKING CIGARETTES

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Emphysema caused by smoking cigarettes

• Emphysema damages and destroys air sacs of the
  lungs, reducing the lungs ability to bring in
  oxygen and remove carbon dioxide

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ULCERS CAUSED BY CHEWING TOBACCO

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Facts

• 1 in 5 teenagers smoke cigarettes.
• Teenage smoking is often an early warning sign
  for future problems such as alcohol and marijuana
  use and drop in grades
• 9 out of 10 teens do not find smoking attractive
• 90 of adult smokers began at or before age 18
• Smoking kills more people than alcohol, AIDS, car
  accidents, illegal drugs, murders, and suicides
  combined
• What do you find interesting about these
  facts?

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The Harmful effects of Smoking
COPD is a progressive disease that makes it
harder to breathe. COPD can cause coughing with
large amounts of mucus, wheezing, shortness of
breath, and chest tightness.
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BB Activity

• Drugs- 15 BBs represent the 15 people that die
  daily from drug related illness
• Alcohol- 350 BBs represent the 350 people that
  die daily from alcohol related illness
• Tobacco- 1200 BBs represent the 1200 people that
  die daily from tobacco related illness
• 3 out of 4 people who are dying from tobacco use
  started to smoke before they were 18.
• Half of those started before they were 13.
• The tobacco industry must recruit 5000 new
  smokers a day to replace those who have quit or
  died.

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Tobacco cartoon
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At the endAssignment

• Pick one of the two options
• 1. Analyze the following picture.
• Write a paper describing the picture using the
  following descriptions.
• 5 long term effects to smoking to mother
• 4 possible effects to the baby
• 4 ways to quit smoking
• Your personal opinion of tobacco use
• (More specific guidelines for this assignment on
  next slide)
• 2. Choice Board of Multiple Intelligences
• You choose your product but must have the
  following information included
• 5 long term effects to smoking to mother
• 4 possible effects to the baby
• 4 ways to quit smoking
• Your personal opinion of tobacco use

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What do the chemicals in tobacco do to the body?

• Class Activity Get a partner and a roll of
  stickers.

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Long term effects of tobacco
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Stroke
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Mouth Cancer
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Lung Cancer and emphysema
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Stomach ulcers
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Kidney cancer
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Bladder cancer
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osteoporosis
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Cancer of the larynx
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Heart disease
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Cirrhosis of the liver
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Vertebral cancer
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Problems with reproductive system
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Complications with pregnancy
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How Tobacco affects the body

• Brain Stroke
• Mouth dulls taste buds, stains teeth, tooth
  decay, gum disease, mouth cancer
• Lungs Chronic bronchitis, Emphysema, Lung cancer
• Stomach ulcers
• Kidneys cancer
• Bladder cancer
• Bones osteoporosis
• Throat Cancer
• Heart Heart disease
• Liver Cirrhosis of the liver
• Spine Vertebral cancer
• Reproductive System decrease sex drive, cervical
  cancer, impotence in males, decrease in fertility
• Pregnancy risk of miscarriage, premature
  delivery, low birth weight baby

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Long term effects of smoking on the lungs
Class activity Straw and Coffee Stirrer
Activity
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Read

• Read Kaylas letter.
• Think about
• Is it fair that a child is negatively affected by
  a mothers choice to use tobacco?
• Should there by consequences for the mother?

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Tobacco effects on Babies

• Effects to an unborn child
• Increase risk of miscarriage
• Effects to a newborn
• Asthma
• Bronchitis
• Ear Infections
• SIDS (Sudden infant death syndrome)
• Lower IQ
• Slower language development
• Increased behavioral problems
• Increased risk of ADD
• Birth defects
• Low birth weight

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Effects of Second Hand Smoke
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Secondhand smoke
Children exposed to second hand smoke are more
likely to have respiratory problems, ear
infections, and asthma attacks.

• If you are at home, with a pack a day smoker, for
  one day you smoking 3 cigarettes.
• If you are in the car, with the windows closed,
  for one hour you smoking 3 cigarettes.
• If you are at a baseball game, sitting behind a
  smoker, for three hours you smoking 1
  cigarette.
• If you are at a party, where a lot of people are
  smoking, for three hours you smoking 4
  cigarettes.
• What can you do to avoid secondhand smoke?

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Why is it so addicting?

• Tobacco contains nicotine, which stimulants the
  mind, body, and spirit.
• Eventually, a person will need more to get the
  same effect
• Use as a coping mechanism (instead of dealing
  with the real issue)

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Ways To Help You Resist Nicotine

• Avoid triggers
• Delay for 10 minutes to pass craving
• Exercise
• Practice relaxation techniques
• Ask for help (support system)
• Remember the benefits to quitting
• Try nicotine replacements
• Chew on gum or hard candy

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Assignment

• Pick one of the two options
• 1. Analyze the following picture.
• Write a paper describing the picture using the
  following descriptions.
• 5 long term effects to smoking to mother
• 4 possible effects to the baby
• 4 ways to quit smoking
• Your personal opinion of tobacco use
• (More specific guidelines for this assignment on
  next slide)
• 2. Choice Board of Multiple Intelligences
• You choose your product but must have the
  following information included
• 5 long term effects to smoking to mother
• 4 possible effects to the baby
• 4 ways to quit smoking
• Your personal opinion of tobacco use

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Writing Assignment

• Analyze the following picture.
• Write a paper describing the picture using the
  following descriptions.
• 5 long term effects to smoking to mother
• 4 possible effects to the baby
• 4 ways to quit smoking
• Your personal opinion of tobacco use
• Include
• Topic Sentence
• Supporting Details
• Transition Words (First, In addition, Lastly)
• Conclusion which sums up paper and
• incorporates your personal opinion of tobacco use
• Use Informative and argumentative writing rubric

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HOMEWORK

• Interview a smoker and a non-smoker