Question 1

Which of the following forms of tobacco advertising has the federal government banned outright?

Accepted Answer

A) use of cartoon characters in ads 
B) corporate sponsorship 
C) smoking in films 
D) magazine advertisements 
A) use of cartoon characters in ads 
B) corporate sponsorship 
C) smoking in films 
D) magazine advertisements

Question 2

Considering the money you will save can help build motivation to quit smoking.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Amiti currently smokes one pack of cigarettes a day;she typically smokes with her morning coffee,after meals,in her car,and when hanging out with her friends who smoke.She has decided to quit smoking beginning on the first day of the next month.Identify ten actions or strategies that Amiti can use to increase her chances of success at quitting.On your list,include actions she can take both before and after her quit date and key changes in her environment and daily routine that will support her quitting efforts.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Amiti currently smokes one pack of cigarettes...

Question 4

The primary effects of environmental tobacco smoke on children are

Accepted Answer

A) minimal and temporary. 
B) related to the respiratory system. 
C) related to the integumentary system. 
D) dependent on the gender of the chilD. 
A) minimal and temporary. 
B) related to the respiratory system. 
C) related to the integumentary system. 
D) dependent on the gender of the chilD.

Question 5

White or red patches that appear in the mouth as a result of using spit tobacco are called

Accepted Answer

A) leukoplakiA. 
B) gingivitis. 
C) dental caries. 
D) oral cancer. 
A) leukoplakiA. 
B) gingivitis. 
C) dental caries. 
D) oral cancer.

Question 6

Which of the following BEST describes the relationship between coronary heart disease and smoking?

Accepted Answer

A) Smokers and nonsmokers are equally likely to die from coronary heart disease. 
B) Angina pectoris,a symptom of coronary heart disease,occurs only in smokers. 
C) Smokers are most likely to die from coronary heart disease in their 60s and 70s. 
D) Smoking promotes coronary heart disease by lowering good cholesterol. 
A) Smokers and nonsmokers are equally likely to die from coronary heart disease. 
B) Angina pectoris,a symptom of coronary heart disease,occurs only in smokers. 
C) Smokers are most likely to die from coronary heart disease in their 60s and 70s. 
D) Smoking promotes coronary heart disease by lowering good cholesterol.

Question 7

Which of the following is a withdrawal symptom that people who suddenly quit smoking experience?

Accepted Answer

A) drowsiness 
B) euphoria 
C) DTs 
D) tremors 
A) drowsiness 
B) euphoria 
C) DTs 
D) tremors

Question 8

Which of the following BEST describes the influence of tobacco advertising on young people?

Accepted Answer

A) It does not appear to affect children until their teen years. 
B) Its influence on tobacco use has been overstated. 
C) It encourages adolescents to try their parents' cigarettes. 
D) It targets users by associating tobacco use with confidence. 
A) It does not appear to affect children until their teen years. 
B) Its influence on tobacco use has been overstated. 
C) It encourages adolescents to try their parents' cigarettes. 
D) It targets users by associating tobacco use with confidence.

Question 9

Zyban works by replacing nicotine in the system.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Small Indian cigarettes that contain species of tobacco different from those used by U.S.cigarette manufacturers are called

Accepted Answer

A) cloves. 
B) chicartas. 
C) kreteks. 
D) bidis. 
A) cloves. 
B) chicartas. 
C) kreteks. 
D) bidis.

Question 11

Which of the following describes the effect of the enzyme CYP2A6 on nicotine addiction?

Accepted Answer

A) Fast-metabolizing CYP2A6 increases the likelihood of trying cigarettes for the first time. 
B) Slow-metabolizing CYP2A6 decreases the likelihood of feeling sick from nicotine. 
C) Slow-metabolizing CYP2A6 increases the pleasurable results of nicotine. 
D) Fast-metabolizing CYP2A6 decreases the chances of quitting successfully. 
A) Fast-metabolizing CYP2A6 increases the likelihood of trying cigarettes for the first time. 
B) Slow-metabolizing CYP2A6 decreases the likelihood of feeling sick from nicotine. 
C) Slow-metabolizing CYP2A6 increases the pleasurable results of nicotine. 
D) Fast-metabolizing CYP2A6 decreases the chances of quitting successfully.

Question 12

The older smokers are when they quit,the more health benefits they will experience.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Nicotine can be fatal in high doses.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Nicotine acts as a depressant at low doses.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

On average,how many minutes can a regular user of tobacco go between doses of nicotine before experiencing negative effects?

Accepted Answer

A) 5 
B) 20 
C) 40 
D) 90 
A) 5 
B) 20 
C) 40 
D) 90

Question 16

Loss of lung tissue elasticity is characteristic of

Accepted Answer

A) emphysemA. 
B) bronchitis. 
C) pulmonary edema. 
D) pneumonia. 
A) emphysemA. 
B) bronchitis. 
C) pulmonary edema. 
D) pneumonia.

Question 17

A chemical that causes cancer only in combination with another chemical is called a

Accepted Answer

A) carcinogen. 
B) cocarcinogen. 
C) metacarcinogen. 
D) extra carcinogen. 
A) carcinogen. 
B) cocarcinogen. 
C) metacarcinogen. 
D) extra carcinogen.

Question 18

Which of the following is a good way to quit smoking?

Accepted Answer

A) Try to ignore patterns in your smoking routine. 
B) Punish yourself when you relapse. 
C) Don't tell friends you're quitting until you prove you can do it. 
D) Chew sugarless gum or healthy snacks. 
A) Try to ignore patterns in your smoking routine. 
B) Punish yourself when you relapse. 
C) Don't tell friends you're quitting until you prove you can do it. 
D) Chew sugarless gum or healthy snacks.

Question 19

Which of the following statements BEST describes teenagers who smoke?

Accepted Answer

A) Less than half become daily users. 
B) Some will develop dependence after a few cigarettes. 
C) Most enjoy the fact that they smoke and wish to continue. 
D) Most fear they will be unable to stop smoking when they want to. 
A) Less than half become daily users. 
B) Some will develop dependence after a few cigarettes. 
C) Most enjoy the fact that they smoke and wish to continue. 
D) Most fear they will be unable to stop smoking when they want to.

Question 20

Rates of smoking are consistent across various ethnic groups.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Exam 11: Tobacco Use

Which of the following forms of tobacco advertising has the federal government banned outright?

Considering the money you will save can help build motivation to quit smoking.

The primary effects of environmental tobacco smoke on children are

White or red patches that appear in the mouth as a result of using spit tobacco are called

Which of the following BEST describes the relationship between coronary heart disease and smoking?

Which of the following is a withdrawal symptom that people who suddenly quit smoking experience?

Which of the following BEST describes the influence of tobacco advertising on young people?

Zyban works by replacing nicotine in the system.

Small Indian cigarettes that contain species of tobacco different from those used by U.S.cigarette manufacturers are called

Which of the following describes the effect of the enzyme CYP2A6 on nicotine addiction?

The older smokers are when they quit,the more health benefits they will experience.

Nicotine can be fatal in high doses.

Nicotine acts as a depressant at low doses.

On average,how many minutes can a regular user of tobacco go between doses of nicotine before experiencing negative effects?

Loss of lung tissue elasticity is characteristic of

A chemical that causes cancer only in combination with another chemical is called a

Which of the following is a good way to quit smoking?

Which of the following statements BEST describes teenagers who smoke?

Rates of smoking are consistent across various ethnic groups.

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