Smoking
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The document discusses the different types of smoke produced by cigarette smoking and their effects. It identifies three types of smoke: mainstream smoke that is inhaled by smokers, sidestream smoke emitted from the burning end of cigarettes, and thirdhand smoke that remains on surfaces long after smoking. The document also outlines some key Philippine laws regarding cigarette smoking, including the Tobacco Regulation Act of 2003 which governs tobacco production and use and establishes smoking bans in public places and minimum age restrictions for tobacco sales. The Clean Air Act of 1999 is also mentioned as it relates to regulating smoke emissions.
Smoking
- 1. Do you think the person who actually smokes cigarettes is the only one in danger?
- 2. How about his/ her family and those people around him/her? Are they really safe?
- 3. Every time a cigarette is lighted , smoke is emitted
- 4. Three smokes produced by cigarette smoking: Mainstream smoke 01 Side stream smoke 02 Thirdhand smoke 03
- 5. MAINSTREAM SMOKE It refers specifically to the smoke that a smoker directly inhales. (Firsthand smoke)
- 6. SIDESTREAM SMOKE The smoke that comes out of the lighted end of a cigarette or pipe. (Second-hand smoke or Environmental tobacco smoke)
- 7. THIRDHAND SMOKE Smoke left for a long time on sofa, beddings pillow and other objects. (Residual tobacco smoke)
- 11. Republic Act No. 9211: The Tobacco Regulation Act of 2003 is the law governing tobacco production, distribution, and use.
- 12. R.A. No. 9211, Section 5 Smoking Ban in Public Places
- 13. R.A. No. 9211, Section 9 Minimum Age Sales
- 14. R.A. No. 9211, Section 10 Sale of Tobacco Products within School Perimeters- The sale or distribution of tobacco products is prohibited within within 100 hundred (100 m) .
- 15. Republic Act No. 8749: Chapter 2, Article 5 Section 24 Philippine Clean Air Act of 1999
Editor's Notes
- This is more dangerous than mainstream smoke.
- It can last for months and settles along with dust.