Tobacco Prevention

Target Age & Goal

Target Age: 7th graders

Goal: The goal for this PowerPoint is for the learner to gain a better understanding for tobacco prevention by showing and demonstrating 80% knowledge on what tobacco can do to your health and body.

Lungs

Smoking Deaths

Current Users

Types of Tobacco

Smoker?

EffectsSTOP SMOKING HELP

Non Smoker Lung

Smoker Lung

LUNGS OF A SMOKER AND NON SMOKER

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Smoking Deaths Per Year

Cigarette

Motor Crashes

AIDS

Drugs

Alcohol

Suicides

Homicides

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Types of Tobacco

Smokeless Tobacco Smoking Tobacco

PipesChewing Dipping Cigars

Snuff Smoking Cigarettes

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Ninth

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Tenth

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Eleventh

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Twelfth

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Male 24.3% 25.4% 32.3% 37.5%

Female 23.6% 28.4% 27.3% 33.1%

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Current Cigarette Users

Most Teens Don't Smoke

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SMOKELESS TOBACCO• BACK

SMOKING TOBACCOAND YOU THOUGHT IT WAS COOL TO SMOKE.

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CHEWING TOBACCO

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DIPPING

GUM CANCER WHO IS USING?

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PIPE TOBACCO

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CIGAR TOBACCO• Many people view cigar

smoking as more "civilized" and "glamorous," as well as less dangerous than cigarette smoking. Yet a single large cigar can contain as much tobacco as an entire pack of cigarettes. The secondhand smoke it gives off and that others breathe in can fill a room for hours.

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SNUFF TOBACCO

• TOBACCO THAT IS SNORTED IN THROUGH THE NASAL CAVITY (NOSE)

• SIDE EFFECTS ARE NOSE BLEEDS AND SINUS PROBLEMS.

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SMOKING• Annual Deaths Attributable to Cigarette

Smoking—United States, 1995–1999 BACK

CIGARETTES• There are over 4000 chemicals in cigarette smoke.

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BACKSMOKE EFFECTS ON THE BODY

WHERE TO GET HELP?

http://www.quitnet.com/ http://www.americanheart.org

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