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Mind Map by Sailee Sabatino, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Sailee Sabatino
over 10 years ago
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The Effects of Smoking
- Short Term Effects of Smoking
- getting gum disease
- awful breath
- yellow teath
- reduction in smell and taste
- weaker immune system
- stained hands
- high chances of regular cold and flu
- high chances of regular cold and flu
- stained hands
- weaker immune system
- yellow teath
- awful breath
- getting gum disease
- Long term effect of smoking
- heart disease
- lung disease
- cancer
- Throat Cancer
- cancer on the mouth
- cancer on the nose
- cancer on the oesophagus
- cancer in the pancrease
- cancer on the kidney
- cancer on the liver
- cancer on the bladder
- cancer on the bowel
- cancer on the cervix
- bone cancer
- cancer on the stomach
- ovarian cancer
- ovarian cancer
- cancer on the stomach
- bone cancer
- cancer on the cervix
- cancer on the bowel
- cancer on the bladder
- cancer on the liver
- cancer on the kidney
- cancer in the pancrease
- cancer on the oesophagus
- cancer on the nose
- cancer on the mouth
- Throat Cancer
- cancer
- lung disease
- poor blood circulation
- may lead to pain in the feet hand and in server cases amputaition
- may lead to pain in the feet hand and in server cases amputaition
- heart disease
- effects of passive smoking
- risk of lung cancer is increased by 20% to 30$
- passive smoking can cause premature death
- passive increases the risk of sudden infant death syndrome also known as SIDS
- heart disease
- lung cancer
- coronary heart disease
- middle ear disease
- the unborn child might get asthma
- the unborn child might get asthma
- middle ear disease
- coronary heart disease
- lung cancer
- heart disease
- passive increases the risk of sudden infant death syndrome also known as SIDS
- passive smoking can cause premature death
- risk of lung cancer is increased by 20% to 30$
- The Effects of Smoking on Children
- it is estimated that 23 Australian children under the age of fifteen died from second hand smoking in 1993
- it is estimated that 23 Australian children under the age of fifteen died from second hand smoking in 1993
- Effects of smoking during pregnancy
- increased risk of miscarriage stillbirth and premeture birth
- low weight
- may have lasting effect of the growth and development of children
- increased risk of heart disease
- may cause strokes
- high blood pressure
- being over weight and having diabetes in adult hood
- increased risk of child having cleft palate and cleft lip (when the mouth is deformed)
- fatal sleep accidents
- fatal sleep accidents
- increased risk of child having cleft palate and cleft lip (when the mouth is deformed)
- being over weight and having diabetes in adult hood
- high blood pressure
- may cause strokes
- increased risk of heart disease
- may have lasting effect of the growth and development of children
- increased risk of miscarriage stillbirth and premeture birth
- Victorian Laws of tobacco smoke
- no smoking in cars with children 18 years or younger
- no smoking within 10 meters of a skate park
- no smoking within 10 meters of outdoor sporting venues during under 18 event
- no smoking within 10 meters of children's play equipment
- no smoking in all areas of train station, covered bus shelters, raised platform tram stops and all tram stop shelters
- no smoking within the outdoor areas of all public swimming pool complexes
- no smoking at all Victoria patrolled beaches within 50 meters of a red and yellow flag
- no smoking at all Victoria patrolled beaches within 50 meters of a red and yellow flag
- no smoking within the outdoor areas of all public swimming pool complexes
- no smoking in all areas of train station, covered bus shelters, raised platform tram stops and all tram stop shelters
- no smoking within 10 meters of children's play equipment
- no smoking within 10 meters of outdoor sporting venues during under 18 event
- no smoking within 10 meters of a skate park
- no smoking in cars with children 18 years or younger
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