Question

Describe the long-term health risks of tobacco use; Identify the long-term risks of exposure to secondhand smoke; Examine how smoking by a pregnant woman can affect her baby

Answer 1

Well there are a lot of risks of second hand smoking. There are about 7,000 chemicals that can come from second hand smoke. If a women is pregnant her baby is not fully developed to fight the chemicals off, later leading to death, disorder, or a health issues when the baby is born. When you second hand smoke the people around you are still absorbing the same nicotine you are smoking. No pregnant women should ever smoke well pregnant unless she wants her kid to have health issues, or even die inside. Even if you are a adult and subject to second hand smoking, you can start to develop lung cancer and therefore can also lead to death.

Answer 2

In fact second hand smoking is the exact same thing as just regular smoking, because you are still inhaling the exact same stuff.

Answer 3

Okay hope I helped bye!