Uf Hookah Quiz
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Let's go waaaay back: where did hookah originate?
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Persia
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Morocco
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Mexico
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United States
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The UF Hookah Quiz explores the origins, health impacts, and addictive nature of hookah smoking. It assesses understanding of its risks compared to cigarettes, including the potential for impotence and intake of carcinogens during typical sessions.
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Hookah is less harmful than cigarettes.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
Hookah has many of the same chemicals as cigarettes. Hookah sessions can be upwards of one hour in length and have extremely negative effects on your health and well-being.Rate this question:
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Hookah is not addictive.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
Hookah tobacco contains nicotine, which is one of the most addictive substances known to humans.Rate this question:
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A typical hookah session (1-2 hours) delivers tar equal to:
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25-50 cigarettes
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100-200 cigarettes
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300-400 cigarettes
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500+ cigarettes
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A. 100-200 cigarettesExplanation
100-200 cigarettes = 5-10 packs. That's nasty.Rate this question:
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In the heat of the moment, smoking a lot of hookah can ultimately cause:
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Bad teeth
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Smelly feet
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Impotence
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Bad Breath
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A. ImpotenceExplanation
Hookah, as well as cigarettes, can cause impotence (If you don't know what that means, look it up guys...you won't like what you see)
Hookah can also cause bad breath.Rate this question:
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How many carcinogens can be inhaled during a hookah session?
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None
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More than twenty
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More than fifty
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More than one hundred
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A. More than fiftyExplanation
69 to be exact!Rate this question:
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Carbon monoxide poisoning can occur in which of the following:
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Using a charcoal grill or barbecue grill indoors.
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Leaving your car or truck engine on in a closed garage.
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Smoking hookah indoors.
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All of the above.
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A. All of the above.Explanation
All of the mentioned activities can lead to carbon monoxide poisoning. When using a charcoal grill or barbecue grill indoors, the burning charcoal produces carbon monoxide which can accumulate in an enclosed space. Leaving a car or truck engine on in a closed garage can also cause carbon monoxide buildup as the exhaust fumes contain this poisonous gas. Similarly, smoking hookah indoors can release carbon monoxide into the air, especially in poorly ventilated areas. Therefore, all of these activities can potentially result in carbon monoxide poisoning.Rate this question:
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