Describe how you can prevent the risk of smoking from one's life.

Q: Does it violate smokers rights to place limits on where they can smoke?

A: Smoking causes the  diseases such as cancer, heart disease, stroke, lung diseases, diabetes, and…

Q: About how many of the million teens who become smokers each year w. die from smoking? * O one-tenth…

A: Answer:- Option D:- One - third The research pertaining to the US states that approximately 2000…

Q: According to our text book, which of the following is true about smoking cessation efforts in…

A: The process of ending or giving up smoking is known as smoking cessation. Smoking cessation is very…

Q: A healthy body takes in molecules from the air. Your answer

A: We get the oxygen that we need for our body from the air we breathe. Our body uses this oxygen to…

Q: Which teaching is appropriate for a patient who is taking an inhaled glucocorticoid for asthma? a…

A: Asthma refers to the respiratory medical condition characterized by the production of extra mucus…

Q: The acronym RACE helps people remember four important steps to take when dealing with a fire. Name…

A: It is now mandatory in many countries that the hospitality industry staff should get some basic…

Q: Compute the relative risk for a smoker compared to a non-smoker. Round to two decimal places.…

A: The relative risk is the ratio of probability of smoke exposed group to the non exposed group. The…

Q: cigarettes

A: chemical substance made when tobacco is burned. Tar contains most of the cancer-causing and other…

Q: Yes, I do, although I feel they're lacking in some areas. They don't prevent people who smoke from…

A: Minnesota Clean Indoor Air Act (MCIAA) was enacted in the year 1975, the law was enforced to protect…

Q: bibliography about smoking cessation

A: Brown D, Teen Smoking Hastens Heart, Lung Decline, Washington Post (Washington, DC) Mar 8, 2012,…

Q: Tobacco smoking is extremely expensive to our society in economic and health costs as well as in…

A: The tobacco smoking problem is a costly and large problem in the United States. In order to solve…

Q: smoking has preventative measure

A: When someone smokes the inhaled smoke moves from the mouth circulates in the respiratory tract and…

Q: The most common cause of death from tobacco smoking is: O emphysema O strokes heart disease O lung…

A: Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…

Q: What do you think is more dangerous – Active smoking or passive smoking? State why.

A: Smoking is the act of inhaling and exhaling the fumes of dried tobacco leaves. A number of plant…

Q: How much does smoking shorten one’s life expectancy?

A: The Smoking tobacco is responsible for causing many diseases such as lung cancer, heart attack,…

Q: What can you do to reduce your exposureto secondhand smoke?

A: Secondhand smoking refers to the smoke that you inhale when someone who is smoking near you is…

Q: Why Do Smokers Have “Smoker’sCough”?

A: Smoker's Cough:              Cilia a tiny hair-like structures along the airways, that loses its…

Q: the ADVERSE EFFECTS OF SMOKING.

A: Smoking results in illness and incapacity and harms nearly each organ of the body.More than sixteen…

Q: Asthma and COPD drugs include both bronchodilators and anti-inflammatory drugs drug. Pair the right…

A: Respiratory tract infection There are several respiratory tract infections that causes structural…

Q: True or false: eating a healthy diet is one of the ways we can care for our respiratory system?

A: Answer: Respiratory system involves the action of breathing in and out of gases (oxygen and carbon…

Q: What Are the Consequences of Tobacco Smoke in the Environment?

A: Tobacco smoke contains several harmful compounds for health, which are released in the environment…

Q: Explain the effects of tar that is present in cigarette smoke on the smoker.

A: Tar is a chemical substance made when tobacco is burned.  Tar ia the sticky brown substance that…

Q: Tobacco advertisers use good-looking, healthy people in their ads in order to * O show the benefits…

A: It is reported that youth are more susceptible to be lured by image advertising and promotions…

Q: Write an introduction to chronic parental smoking and its effects on a baby's birthweight and…

A: A multitude of factors must come together in order for a baby to be born. The development of a human…

Q: what are some different cultural perspectives of smoking and how is is tobacco miss-used?

A: The smoking rates around the world are the first thing to consider when it comes to the relationship…

Q: What makes secondhand smoking so much worse than firsthand smoking?

A: Introduction Tobacco is a crucial ingredient in goods like cigarettes and pipes. Nicotiana is a…

Q: Listen to the video about the effects of smoking in our lungs using the link below.…

A: Introduction  The respiratory system is a collection of organs and tissues that assist in breathing.…

Q: A person's chances of catching a cold are increased by * O being exposed to cold weather O getting…

A: Virus is a microscopic organism which contains a protective coat and the nucleic acid. It doesn’t…

Q: you are at a party with a friend and she suddenly got chocked on the food she was served.she cannot…

A: Choking is a situation that occurs when any foreign object lodged in the throat or windpipe,…

Q: People trying to quit smoking should O keep that decision to themselves until they accomplish their…

A: people trying to quit smoking should take help from programs that claim to help smokers quit as it…

Q: Is the tobacco industry focused more on the younger generation with their advertising?  can we…

A: Smoking and drinking are the acts that are seen to be prevalent in the adolescents. The peer…

Q: Respiratory system, discuss how does the animal and plant (name the animal and plant) works in…

A: Animals and plants are able to survive for so long is because of the ability to adapt to the…

Q: Read each sentence carefully and determine if the statement is a MYTH or a FACT.  1.   Oxygen is…

A: Myth can be defined as a symbolic form, the origin of which is unknown. However, that symbolic…

Q: Write a big note on the respiratory system. It'd be best if the material is not mostly from the…

A: The cells are the primary unit of life. Prokaryotic organisms are unicellular and simple whereas…

Q: The benefit of quitting smoke, please give some example and an brief explanation each

A: Inhaling the fumes of burning tobacco contained in cigarettes, cigars, etc is referred to as…

Q: Why is secondhand smoking much more harmful than firsthand smoking?

A: The main component in items such as cigarette, pipes, etc. is tobacco. Tobacco is the collective…

Q: How does cigarette smoking affect to our body?

A: As we know the smoking causes a lot of problems in the body. It is responsible for the major disease…

Q: Explain how smoking cigarettes confounds the relationship between alcohol consumption and lung…

A: A confounding variable can be defined as the variable that can influence both the independent and…

Q: Sidestream smoke contains more carcinogenic substances than mainstream smoke. TRUE OR FALSE??

A: Introduction Sidestream smoke is the smoke which goes directly into the air when we burn cigarette,…

Q: Explain what might happen to your throat when you sleep with your mouth open especially when you…

A: In human physiology, breathing represents one of the major physiological process required for…

Q: Use social model of health to address asthma.

A: The social model of health: This model examines the factors that contribute to health. These factors…

Q: Respiratory tract damage may be caused by breathing heat or the products of combustion, being bummed…

A: Respiratory tract is a part of the respiratory system. It comprises of nasal cavity, larynx,…

Q: what is biological effect of smoking and our life ?

A: Inhaling and exhaling fumes from burning plant material is known as smoking. Smoking may be done…

Stress

Stress is defined as the feeling of being overwhelmed or unable to cope with emotional or mental pressure. Any event or action that makes a person annoyed, furious, or nervous can trigger it. Chemical changes in the body caused by stress can cause blood pressure, blood sugar levels, and heart rate to rise.