PRAYER

“Text twister”
The students will arrange the letter
of each item to decipher the words.
Each item will be displayed on the
screen within 15 seconds. The
answers will be written in the
comment box
“CSOEDN-ADHN”
“RDTIH-HDNA”
“MSOINKG”
“CCTOBAO”
Second-hand Third-hand Smoking Cigarette
 Objectives
At the end of the discussion, the students should be able to:

Explain the negative health

impact of cigarette smoking, Value the bad effects of
Make a digital health
the short and long-term effects, cigarette smoking.
infographic illustration about
the dangers of mainstream, dangers of smoking.
second-hand smoke and the
impact of cigarette smoking on
the family, environment, and
community.
CIGARETTE
 Why is it important to have knowledge on the bad
effects of cigarette?

As an individual, how cigarette can affect yourself?

Why do you think people keep on smoking despite its

negative effects?
 What is cigarette?
• Cigarette is a cylindrical rolled paper
containing dried and shredded tobacco
leaves. It is ignited at one end and puffed
at the other end.

• Its main component is nicotine, a

stimulant that is highly addictive.

• Cigarette also contains approximately 600

other ingredients. The smoke coming from
it contains more than 7,000 chemicals, 69
of which is carcinogenic or cancer-causing
substances
Negative health impact of smoking
 For your information
• Every day, about 4,000 teenagers below 18 try their
first cigarette.

• Twenty five percent (25%) of them become daily

smokers.

• Approximately 1.5 million packs of cigarettes are

purchased for minors daily.
• On average, smokers die 13 to 14 years earlier than
nonsmokers.
• About 30% of teen smokers will continue smoking
and die early from a smoking-related illness.
Short- and Long-term effects of smoking
Body parts Short-term effects Long-term effects
Hair Smelly hair Hair loss
Head Headache, dizziness  
Eyes   Cataract and blindness
Night vision
Ears   mild to moderate hearing loss
Mouth Halitosis (bad breath), Gum disease leading to tooth
stained teeth, mouth loss
sores  
  Increased risk for mouth and
throat cancer

Skin Dryness Discoloration and wrinkles

Dull and gray skin tone
Lungs Shortness of breath Chronic cough
Asthma attacks Emphysema
More coughs and colds Lung cancer
Short- and Long-term effects of smoking
Heart Increased heart rate and Heart disease
blood pressure Heart attack
stomach hyperacidity Ulcers
Reproductiv   Infertility and impotence
e organs
Muscles More muscle aches and pains Muscle deterioration
bones   Osteoporosis
Loss of bone density
Immune   Weakened immune system
system

  Smoking can cause cancer to

almost every organ in the body
 Mainstream smoke
the smoke that is inhaled into the smoker’s
mouth and lungs. Toxic ingredients enter the
body directly in the mouth.
 Second-hand smoke
Is also called environmental tobacco smoke
(ETS). It is the mixture of the smoke coming
from the burning end of a cigarette and the
smoke exhaled by the smoker.
 Third-hand smoke
• Chemicals found in third-hand smoke
may react with indoor pollutants and
produce toxic compounds.

• Third-hand smoke lingers and settles

deep into the contaminated surfaces and
materials.

• Toxic residues can harm adults and

children who come in contact with the
contaminated surfaces and who have been
exposed to contaminated areas even hours
after the visible smoke had disappeared.
 Third-hand smoke
Is the residue from cigarette smoke found in
clothes, furniture, and other surfaces after
the cigarette has been put out.
Impacts of cigarette smoking on the family, environment,
and community
On the family
-if you choose to smoke, you are not only risking
your health but the health of your family as well.
They may not be smoking cigarettes but you are
giving them more danger because of second-
hand smoke that they inhale from you. If you do
smoke habitually at home, you are also spreading
third-hand smoke. This explains why family
members may get sick due to smoking even if
they are nonsmokers.
Impacts of cigarette smoking on the family, environment,
and community
On the environment:

-smoking has destructive effects on the

environment which include:

-air pollution
-littering caused by cigarette butts
-death of aquatic organisms through ingestion of
cigarette butts
-fires caused by discarded lighted cigarettes
Impacts of cigarette smoking on the family, environment,
and community
On the community
Smoking in public places in your community
exposes the nonsmokers, especially the infants
and children, to the harmful effects of second-
hand and third-hand smoke. As a member of the
community, it is your civic duty to be responsible
by the health of the other members of the
community.
 Activity
Make a digital health infographic poster about dangers of
smoking

Instruction:
1. This is an individual activity
2. The infographic poster will be presented through picture.
3. The deadline of this activity will be on Saturday 3pm.
4. This will be submitted to our Schoology portal.
5. This will be graded base on the criteria that will be given.
 Categories
Content
 Terms, facts
 Quality of data
 Quantity of data
 
Design
 
 Layout
 Color scheme
 Fonts
Clarity
 Makes a claim
 Efficiency
 Makes a clear
impression
 
Representation
 Design elements are
clearly informed by
content
 Visualiztions fit the
data and the claim
TOTAL
25
-Appropriate terms, vocab,
jargon defined and used.
 
-More than enough data to
make claims.
 
-Data clearly demonstrate
trend, claim, etc.
 
-Data from good source
-layout is organized and uses
consistent style
 
-color scheme has visual
appeal and works with
content
 
-fonts are legible and
consistent
-claim, main idea is obvious
and easy to understand
 
-no unnecessary graphics or
visual
-infographic makes a good
initial impression
-design elements are clearly
informed by content
 
-Visuals show connection to
content and create a visual
flow
-Visualizations fit the data and
the claim
100 points
20
-One or two terms of jargon
used incorrectly or without
explanation.
 
Criteria
-adequate amount of data
 
-data demonstrate trend,
claim, etc.
 
-data from good source
-generally good layout
 
-has minor inconsistency or
one distracting element
 
-Color scheme
clashes
-Claim, main idea is
understandable
 
-no unnecessary graphics or
visuals
-design elements are clearly
informed by content
 
-visualizations fit the data and
the claims
15 10 5
-not enough terms, -lacking in appropriate -no real data or facts are
vocab, jargon terminology presented
   
-data is scattered -not enough facts or data
   
-data from good source -data is poor or
  questionable source
-data might not
demonstrate the trend or
claim
-Layout could use -layout is disorganized, no -no layout or scheme ---
improvement obvious organization random elements,
    colors, and fonts
-two or more inconsistent -layout distracts from
elements content
   
-hard to read fonts -color scheme is
  confusing
-layout distracts from
content
-claim, main idea is made -infographic makes a poor -Claim, main ideas is
  initial impression missing
-some graphics or visuals  
are unneeded -confusing
-visualizations fit the data -Design and visuals are at -design elements and
and the claim odds with the content or visuals convey a
claims being made meaning contrary to the
point
The end
 Prepared by:

Callano, John Paul Cagani, Shilby Rian