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An addictive drug found in tobacco
A thick, dark liquid that forms when tobacco burns
A colorless, odorless, poisonous gas produced when tobacco burns
A colorless, odorless, poisonous gas produced when tobacco burns
A poisonous liquid alcohol that is known to cause blindness
A thick, dark liquid that forms when tobacco burns
Is an irritating, acidic gas that is used in laboratory disinfectants and preservatives
A colorless, odorless, poisonous gas produced when tobacco burns
A deadly poison
The group of organs and tissues that transport essential materials to body cells and remove their waste products
The body system that consists of tissues that move parts of the body and operate internal organs
The set of organs that supply your body with oxygen and rid your body of carbon dioxide
Tube in the throat that takes air to and from lungs
Two tubes that branch from the trachea, one to each lung
Large dome-shaped muscle below the lungs that draws air in and pushes air out
Two tubes that branch from the trachea, one to each lung
Two large organs that exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide
Large dome-shaped muscle below the lungs that draw air in and pushes air out
Large dome-shaped muscle below the lungs that draws air in and pushes air out
Two large organs that exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide
Passages for air that are lined with cilia
Flap of tissue in back of mouth that covers the trachea to prevent food from entering
Microscopic air sacs in the lungs where gases are exchanged
Tube in throat that takes air to and from lungs
Unpleasant symptoms that occur when someone stops using a substance
Living a healthy, happy life without bad substances
A physical or psychological need for a drug or other substance
Unpleasant symptoms that occur when someone stops using an addictive substance
A physical or psychological need for a drug or other substance
An addiction in which the mind sends the body the message that it needs more of a substance
An addiction in which the mind sends the body the message that it needs more of a substance
A physical or psychological need for a drug or other substance
A type of addiction in which the body itself feels a direct need for a drug
An addiction in which the mind sends the body the message that it needs more of a substance
A type of addiction in which the body itself feels a direct need for a drug
Unpleasant symptoms that occur when someone stops using an addictive substance
The smoke coming from the burning tip of the cigarette
Air that has been contaminated by by tobacco smoke
All the smoke that a smoker exhales
The smoke coming from the burning tip of the cigarette
The smoke that a smoker exhales
Air that has become contaminated by tobacco smoke
The smoke coming from the burning tip of the cigarette
The smoke that the smoker exhales
Nonsmokers who breathe secondhand smoke
Nonsmokers who breathe secondhand smoke
The smoke coming from the burning tip of the cigarette
Smoke that the smoker exhales
Tar and other chemicals leave a sticky residue that destroys structures in the lungs, smoking also damages the alveoli, difficulty in breathing, prevents oxygen from getting to the rest of the body, more of a chance for lung cancer
It weakens the blood vessels, fatty buildup that clogs the blood vessels, risk of heart attack or stroke
Bad breath, stained teeth, more chance of cavities, dulls the taste buds, cause cancer in the mouth and throat, stomach ulcers
Bad breath, stained teeth, more chance of cavities, dulls the taste buds, cause cancer in the mouth and throat, stomach ulcers
Reduces the flow of oxygen to the brain, more of a chance for stroke
It weakens the blood vessels, fatty buildup that clogs the blood vessels, risk of heart attack or stroke
Carbon monoxide, cyanide, and methanol
Tar, nicotine, and carbon monoxide
Methanol, tar, and nicotine
Speeds the heartbeat, raises blood pressure, increases craving for tobacco. and causes dizziness and upset stomach
Leaves a sticky coating on the lungs and body
Prevents the body from getting all the oxygen it needs
Prevents the body from getting all the oxygen it needs
Leaves a sticky coating on the lungs and body
Speeds the heartbeat, raises blood pressure, increases craving for tobacco. and causes dizziness and upset stomach
Leaves a sticky coating on the lungs and body
Prevents the body from getting all the oxygen it needs
Speeds the heartbeat, raises blood pressure, increases craving for tobacco. and causes dizziness and upset stomach
With a filter a smoker gets more chemicals, but has a lower chance for lip, throat, mouth, and lung cancer
With no filter a smoker gets less chemicals, and has a lower chance for lip, throat, mouth, and lung cancer
With a filter a smoker gets more chemicals, and has a higher chance for lip, throat, mouth, and lung cancer
A condition in which the air sacs of lungs are damaged and enlarged
A disease where too much tar gets in the lungs and the cells divide
A disease where you can't breathe on yourself
Peer pressure
They smell good
Parent's habit
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