Topic Eight (1.8): Smoking
Objectives
By the end of this topic you should be able to:
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describe the effects of tobacco smoke on health;
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describe the effects of tobacco smoke on pregnancy
Introduction
You probably know that smoking is bad for people's health but lets find out a bit more about why it is so damaging.
Working through your coursebook
VIEW - Resource 2: The Use and Abuse of Drugs PowerPoint (slides 9-10) Download VIEW - Resource 2: The Use and Abuse of Drugs PowerPoint (slides 9-10)
- Read pages 18–19.
- Remember that tar causes cancer, nicotine is an addictive stimulant and carbon monoxide reduces oxygen in the blood.
WATCH - Coronary heart disease, clogged arteries and atherosclerosis (You Tube)
WATCH - What happens during a heart attack? (only to 1.20) (YouTube)
COMPLETE - Smoking Worksheet Download COMPLETE - Smoking Worksheet
Review
Answer summary questions 1, 3 and 4 on page 19. Recap the module using the end-of-chapter questions on page 21.
To help you review the module you can use this poster that brings together all the topics. You can keep it to help you with your assignment and future studies:
DOWNLOAD - Knowledge Organiser (Kerboodle) Links to an external site.
There is also a glossary for this first Biology chapter, keep this to help check and revise your knowledge of this module:
DOWNLOAD - B2 Chapter 1 Glossary (Kerboodle) Links to an external site.
Support activity for this topic
What effect do the different chemicals in smoke have:
COMPLETE - B2 1.8 Interactive screen: Deadly Smoke (Kerboodle) Links to an external site.
Practice your graph drawing skills as well as how to analyse data:
COMPLETE - B2 1.8 Foundation support: Smoking Statistics (Kerboodle) Links to an external site.
Extension activity for this topic
If you didn't complete the foundation support worksheet but want an extra challenge to analyse data have a go at the activity worksheet:
COMPLETE - B2 1.8 Activity: Smoking Statistics (Kerboodle) Links to an external site.
This film explains the damage that the chemicals in cigarette smoke can do smoker's lungs. (You might not want to watch it if you are squeamish):
WATCH - Smoking: The Damage (Twig) [Not available on sample course]
Check your answers
CHECK - Smoking Worksheet - Mark Scheme Download CHECK - Smoking Worksheet - Mark Scheme
CHECK - B2 1.8 Foundation Support: Smoking Statistics - Mark Scheme Links to an external site.
CHECK - Student Book Answers - Biology 2 Chapter 1 Download CHECK - Student Book Answers - Biology 2 Chapter 1