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    Here are the main diseases associated with smoking: - Lung cancer - Heart disease and stroke - Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) - Emphysema - Bronchitis - Pneumonia - Asthma - High blood pressure - Stomach cancer - Kidney cancer - Cervical cancer - Blindness - Infertility - Premature aging of skin - Osteoporosis - Poor wound healing - Impotence

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    Here are the main diseases associated with smoking: - Lung cancer - Heart disease and stroke - Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) - Emphysema - Bronchitis - Pneumonia - Asthma - High blood pressure - Stomach cancer - Kidney cancer - Cervical cancer - Blindness - Infertility - Premature aging of skin - Osteoporosis - Poor wound healing - Impotence

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    Here are the main diseases associated with smoking: - Lung cancer - Heart disease and stroke - Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) - Emphysema - Bronchitis - Pneumonia - Asthma - High blood pressure - Stomach cancer - Kidney cancer - Cervical cancer - Blindness - Infertility - Premature aging of skin - Osteoporosis - Poor wound healing - Impotence

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    HEALTH 8

    • Why do teenagers smoke/ drink alcohol?

    • Why do teenagers explore on using drugs?

    • Do you think their reasons put their health at risk?


    What can teenagers do to avoid smoking
    and using dangerous drugs?
    CIGARETT
    ES

    GATEWAY DANGEROUS
    DRUGS AND ILLEGAL
    DRUGS

    ALCOHOL
    GATEWAY DRUGS
    A gateway drug is a habit-forming
    drug that can lead to the use of other,
    more addictive drug like nicotine and
    alcohol.
    SMOKING
    • Is a practice in which a substance is burned and the resulting
    smoke breathed in to be tasted and absorbed into the
    bloodstream.
    • Most commonly the substance is the dried leaves of tobacco
    plant which have been rolled into a small square of rice paper
    to create a small, round cylinder called a “cigarette”.
    TOBACCO
    is a tall, leafy plant, originally grown in
    South and Central America, but now
    cultivated throughout the world
    CIGARETTE
    is a narrow cylinder containing burnable
    material typically tobacco that is rolled into
    thin paper for smoking
    DANGERS OF SMOKING
    HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE

    Too much
    exertion of blood
    against the
    arteries causing
    damage.
    HEART DISEASE

    Involves
    cardio
    vascular
    system
    BODY ODOR

    Effect of
    cigarette
    smoke to
    your body
    scent
    BAD BREATH

    Foul smell
    exhaled
    from the
    mouth
    BRONCHITIS

    Inflammation of
    the airways from
    the trachea into
    the lungs
    EMPHYSEMA

    Damaged air
    sacs in the
    lungs
    PNEUMONIA

    Infection of
    the lungs
    ASTHMA

    A chronic
    disease which
    affects the
    airways
    CANCER

    A group of
    diseases which
    makes body cells
    grow
    uncontrollably
    THREE SMOKES
    PRODUCED BY CIGARETTE
    SMOKING
    MAINSTREAM SMOKE

    Refers specially
    to the smoke that
    a smoker directly
    inhales
    SIDE STREAM SMOKE
    • The smoke that comes out of the lighted end of a
    cigarette or pipe
    • Is also called second-hand smoke (SHS) or
    environmental tobacco smoke (ETS)
    • Is more dangerous than mainstream smoke
    THIRD-HAND SMOKE
    • Smoke left for a long time on a sofa, beddings, pillow
    and other objects
    • Is also called residual tobacco smoke (RTS)
    • Settles along with dust and can last for months
    • Still contains harmful chemicals and carcinogens
    Why do young people start
    smoking?
    SOME REASONS

    •Young people are attracted to the image


    •Because their friends and family are
    smokers
    •Cultural influences
    WHAT ARE IN CIGARETTES?
    Over 7000
    chemicals
    (70 of which are
    carcinogenic)
    GROUP ACTIVITY
    The students will be divided into 3
    groups. They will draw their own
    picture of a smoker’s body. Then
    assign one group mate to explain it
    in front of the class.
    • Do you know someone who smoke?
    • How many sticks or packs they consume in a day?
    • How much is the cost of each cigarette stick?
    • How much will they spend for cigarette in a week, in a
    month?
    • What important item can you buy with the amount?
    What are the different
    diseases that we get from
    smoking?

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