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January 17, 2018

January 17, 2018. Do Now: Come up with 2 review questions AND answers. Obj: LWDAT review for the body systems test. Body Systems Test “C” day, Jan. 25th. February 8, 2018. Do Now: How can tobacco and other drugs affect a person’s body?

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January 17, 2018

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  1. January 17, 2018 • Do Now: Come up with 2 review questions AND answers. • Obj: LWDAT review for the body systems test. • Body Systems Test “C” day, Jan. 25th

  2. February 8, 2018 • Do Now: How can tobacco and other drugs affect a person’s body? • Obj: LWDAT learn about what tobacco is and how it affects a person’s body

  3. Tobacco

  4. Open your books to Chapter 9 Lesson 1 and read. Take notes on the important terms and key concepts from the reading. • By the end you should be able to tell me what are the three substances in tobacco. • How does tobacco harm the body • What are the different forms of tobacco

  5. February 15, 2018 • Do Now: What makes secondhand smoke dangerous? Explain • Obj: LWDAT understand the choices a tobacco user has to help them quit and the dangers of secondhand smoke.

  6. Discuss quietly with your neighbor the answers to: • What are the 3 substances in tobacco. • How does tobacco harm the body? • What are the different forms of tobacco? • What common answers did you come up with

  7. Dangerous substances in Tobacco • Nicotine: drug that speeds up the heartbeat and CNS, it narrows blood vessels to and from the heart • Carbon Monoxide: poisonous, odorless gas (prevents RBC from carrying enough oxygen) • Tar: thick, oily, dark liquid that forms when tobacco burns

  8. Health Risk • Over time tobacco use is linked to heart disease, lung disease, and cancer • Emphysema: the alveoli in the lungs loose their elasticity • Reduces the amount of oxygen that gets passed from the lungs into the blood • Addiction: the body’s physical or mental need for a drug • Begin to need the substance to function “normally”

  9. February 20, 2018 • Do Now: Why do you think they raised the smoking age in NJ to 21? Is this a good age, why or why not? • Obj: LWDAT understand the choices a tobacco user has to help them quit and the dangers of secondhand smoke.

  10. Health Risk • Brain: can lead to addiction • Mouth, Teeth and Throat: bad breathe, stained teeth, weakens the enamel of the teeth, mouth and throat cancers • Lungs: coats the inside of the lungs and prevents them from working well and lung cancer. • Heart: increased heart rate and narrow blood vessels which makes the heart work harder, which can lead to heart attacks and strokes

  11. Forms of Tobacco • Smoked Tobacco • Cigarettes • Cigars • Pipes • Bidis: hand-rolled flavored cigarettes • Smokeless Tobacco • Snuff: Finely ground tobacco that is inhaled or held in the mouth or cheeks • Dip: moistened version of snuff • Chew: not ground must manually be chewed to release the flavor and nicotine

  12. Teens and Tobacco • According to the CDC and other similar organizations every day 4000 young people try their first cigarette • Reasons: • Smoking makes them look cool • (Truth: stains teeth, bad breathe & wrinkled skin) • Tobacco makes teens more accepted with peers • (Truth: 70-80% teens never try tobacco) • Using tobacco makes you more grown-up • (Truth: more adults are quitting) • Tobacco won’t hurt your health for years • (Truth: some effects begin the first time you use tobacco)

  13. Negative Influences • Negative Peer Pressure: pressure you feel to go along with the harmful behaviors or beliefs or your peers • Friends and family use of tobacco • Media: newspaper, magazines, radio, tv and the internet • Few years ago study was done that showed • tobacco was used in more than ¾ of movies intended for young viewers • 1/3 of pop song glamorized tobacco use • Tobacco Advertising: • On average the tobacco industry spends $10 billion a year to advertise its products

  14. February 27, 2018 • Do Now: List 5 ways that smoking harms your body. • Obj: LWDAT learn about the different forms of tobacco, how media and others influence someone’s decision to smoke and the repercussions of smoking.

  15. Refusal Skills • Be prepared with some reasons for saying no to tobacco • Practice saying no in an assertive style • Speak in a firm voice

  16. Quitting • Cold Turkey Method: stopping the use of all tobacco products • Very difficult for most people • Nicotine Replacement Therapies: products used to help a person quit smoking • Gums, patches, e-cigarettes • Support Groups

  17. Secondhand smoke • Secondhand smoke: mixture of the smoke given off by the burning end of tobacco products and the smoke exhaled by smokers • Passive smokers: nonsmokers who breathe in secondhand smoke

  18. February 28, 2018 • Do Now: What problems does Deb (Tobacco Horror Picture Show) have? • Obj: LWDAT learn about the different forms of tobacco, how media and others influence someone’s decision to smoke and the repercussions of smoking.

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