This document discusses the harmful effects of cigarette smoking on various parts of the body. It notes that smoking during pregnancy increases risks of spontaneous abortion and stillbirth. Smoking also worsens other diseases like asthma, influenza, tuberculosis and ulcers. It doubles risks of impotence in men and dries out the skin. Smoking damages teeth and increases risks of mouth infections and oral cancer. Long-term, it causes serious diseases like lung cancer, heart disease and emphysema. The document also discusses environmental tobacco smoke, or second-hand smoke, which contains over 250 toxic substances including 50 that cause cancer. It describes the differences between mainstream smoke exhaled by smokers and side-stream smoke that wafts from the burning

1. HARMFUL SHORT-
AND LONG-TERM
EFFECTS OF
CIGARETTE ON
DIFFERENT PARTS
OF THE BODY
HEALTH 8 – SIR AARON

2. EFFECTS OF CIGARETTE
SMOKING
– EFFECT ON PREGNANCY
– A pregnant mother who is a smoker is at risk of
having spontaneous abortion and stillbirth.
Cigarette smoking during pregnancy has been
recognized as the single most important
determinant of poor fetal growth in the
developed growth.

3. EFFECTS OF CIGARETTE
SMOKING
– WORSENS OTHER DISEASES
– It worsens asthma, influenza, tuberculosis and
ulcer

4. EFFECTS OF CIGARETTE
SMOKING
– IMPOTENCE
– It doubles the risk of impotence to men.

5. EFFECTS OF CIGARETTE
SMOKING
– DRY SKIN
– It dries the skin as it slows down the blood flow,
lessens the nutrients to the skin and the protection
from skin-damaging agents. Direct exposure to
cigarette smoke which contains hundreds of toxic
substances can dry and irritate the skin and promote
wrinkles.

6. EFFECTS OF CIGARETTE
SMOKING
– ORAL EFFECT
– Smoking damages the teeth, causes bad breath,
and increases the risk of mouth infections and oral
cancer.

7. EFFECTS OF CIGARETTE
SMOKING
– SERIOUS DISEASES
– There is an overwhelming medical and scientific
consensus that cigarette smoking causes lung
cancer, heart disease, emphysema and other
serious diseases.

8. ENVIRONMENTAL
TOBACCO SMOKE
(ETS)

9. ENVIRONMENTAL TOBACCO
SMOKE (ETS)
– Refers to exposure to tobacco smoke - not
from your smoking, but from being exposed
to someone else's cigarette, cigar, or pipe
smoke.
– Can also be described as the material in
indoor air that originates from tobacco
smoke

10. ENVIRONMENTAL TOBACCO
SMOKE (ETS)
– Also known as Second-hand Smoking (SHS)
or Passive Smoking
– There are at least 250 chemicals in SHS
known to be toxic, including 50 that causes
cancer.

11. TYPES OF SHS
– MAINSTREAM
– SIDE-STREAM

12. TYPES OF SHS
– MAINSTREAM SMOKING
– Refers specifically to the smoke that a smoker inhales
and then exhales.

13. TYPES OF SHS
– MAINSTREAM SMOKING
– PAHs (Polycyclic
Aromatic Hydrocarbons)
– nitrosamines
– carbon monoxide
– nicotine
– ammonia
– acrolein
– isoprene
– benzene
– toluene

14. TYPES OF SHS
– SIDE-STREAM SMOKING
– Refers to the smoke that wafts off the end of a lit
cigarette, cigar, or pipe.
– It contains more carcinogens (cancer causing
substances) than mainstream smoke.

15. ACTIVITY #3
– IN A SHORT BOND PAPER, SAME FORMATTING:
– DRAW SOMETHING THAT SHOWS TWO TYPES OF
ETS: MAINSTREAM AND SIDE-STREAM SMOKING