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The respiratory system functions to provide oxygen to the blood and remove carbon dioxide. Air enters and exits through the nose, which contains nasal cavities for smell and mucus-secreting cells. The mucosa moistens and warms inhaled air to match body temperature before reaching the lungs. Smoking tobacco is an addictive disease characterized by nicotine dependence and can cause diseases like dry cough, bronchitis, pneumonia, and esophagitis by depositing tar in the lungs. Young people are particularly at risk of smoking addiction due to high smoking rates starting in early teens.
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TABAQUISMO
- 2. Sistema respiratorio La función principal de este sistema es proveer de oxigeno a la sangre, y eliminar de ella el dióxido de carbono. Este aire esta formado por un 78% de nitrógeno, 21% de oxígeno, 0,03% de Dióxido de Carbono y el 0,97% restantes lo conforman otros gases.
- 4. La nariz es el órgano de entrada y salida del aire. En esta se encuentran las fosas nasales o narinas que son 2 cavidades cilíndricas, e intervienen en el sentido del olfato.
- 5. La mucosa posee células ciliadas secretoras de mucus hasta la parte bronquial. También, al poseer muchos vasos sanguíneos calientan el aire (se irriga la sangre y el aire es puesto a temperatura corporal
- 7. Otra función de la mucosa es humedecer el aire para que tenga la misma humedad que el aire que se encuentra dentro de los pulmones.
- 9. ¿QUE ES EL TABAQUISMO? El tabaquismo es una enfermedad crónica. Se caracteriza por una drogodependencia: la nicotina, principio activo del tabaco, es una droga adictiva y tiene las características de otras drogas: tolerancia, dependencia física y psicológica.
- 10. ¿QUÉ CONTIENE EL CIGARRO? • NICOTINA • FORMOL • ALQUITRAN • ACETONAS • FOSFORO P4/P6 • BUTANO • NAFTALINA
- 11. DISEASES The snuff contains tar, tar covering the lungs and destroys the alveoli. The alveoli are microscopic air sacs which are exchanged by oxygen-carbon dioxide.
- 12. SNUFF THE CAUSSE DRY COUGH BRONCHITIS IMPOTENCE PNEUMONIA ESOPHAGITIS
- 13. these diseases in many situations can be bad for our health, but not all are curable
- 15. SALES The sale of nearly 50 billion of cigarettes per year placed to Mexico in the 15th spot in the world in this item, what to the industry represents income for 30 million pesos
- 17. CONSUMPTION The use of snuff in the world remains stable, with 20 percent of the world's population smokes, but among men the prevalence is 38 percent and 10 percent among women. About six million people die each year from diseases and ailments related to smoking
- 18. Spanish young people smoke in a greater proportion of which makes the national average, over 30% compared to 26.4 - and start asking about thirteen, so they are necessary, doctors say smoking prevention measures directed at them and raise the price of snuff.
- 20. While smoking is already prohibited in cinemas, schools, theaters, offices and supermarkets in most of Latin America, there are still loopholes in the laws, by which smoking is permitted in reserved spaces in public places
- 22. AGES Some 15 percent of young people have smoked at least one cigarette at the age of 11, prevalence increases to 62 percent at age 15, as revealed by the European study 'Health habits of school-age children' , which analyzes the behavior of adolescent smokers.
- 25. Sistema respiratorio. tabaquismo Materias: ingles. Informática, taller de lectura y redacción, biología Proyecto Luz Elena Rodríguez Ángel Frida Sofía segura cruz Aided Alcántara romero Kathya Camacho morales..