Cause and Effect of

Smoking
 Group 3

1. Muhammad Lingga W. (20)

2. Radhitya Puspitawati (24)
3. Safira Bela Annisa (28)
4. Vindyra Refi Febriana(36)

XI MIPA 2
 Coughing Heart
Cancer
Disease

Shortage Lung
of breath Disease

SMOKING
 Definition of Smoking
Smoking is the inhalation of the smoke of burning tobacco
encased in cigarettes, pipes, and cigars. Casual smoking is the
act of smoking only occasionally, usually in a social situation
or to relieve stress. A smoking habit is a physical addiction to
tobacco products. Many health experts now regard habitual
smoking as a psychological addiction, too, and one with
serious health consequences.
 Factor of Smoking
•The first factor of smoking is a bad habit and containing
toxins.
We must not consume smoking because it is not good for
health. I'm sure you know that there are many substances in
cigarette that is dangerous. For example, nicotine is the
substance. Substances are extremely dangerous and can cause
a variety of ailments. Not only harmful to smoker, it is also
dangerous for us if we close to the smoker. So if there is a
smoker near you. Talk to him to turn off his/her Smoking a
moment well offensively.
• Next, I will talk about the second factor. Smoking causes
many diseases such as cancer, disorders of pregnancy, fetal
abnormalities, and etc. One factor that a lot of people died in
Indonesia is being smoked. The majority are students. Many
students who died because of smoking and drugs are very
disappointed! One of the youths died in the wrong way.
The list of 10 countries the world’s greatest Smoker
1.China = 390 million smokers or 29% per resident
2.India = 144 million smokers or 12.5% per resident
3.Indonesia = 65 million smokers or 28% per population (~ 225
billion stems per year)
4.Russia = 61 million or 43% of smokers per resident
5.United States = 58 million smokers or 19% per resident
6.Japan = 49 million smokers or 38% per resident
7.Brazil = 24 million smokers or 12.5% per resident
8.Bangladesh = 23.3 million smokers or 23.5% per resident9
9.Germany = 22.3 million smokers or 27%
10.
Turkey = 21.5 million smokers or 30.5%
 Effect of Smoking
Smoking can cause lung disease by damaging your
airways and the small air sacs (alveoli) found in your lungs.
Lung diseases caused by smoking include COPD, which
includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. Cigarette
smoking causes most cases of lung cancer.
• Below are the dangers of
secondhand smoke for
nonsmokers.
Increase the risk of lung cancer
and heart disease
Respiratory problems including
pneumonia and bronchitis
Sore or painful eyes
Sneezing and coughing
Sore throat
Headache
• The substances contained in
tobacco smoke are:
2 times more nicotine
5 times more carbon monoxide
3 times more tar
50 times more chemicals that
are hazardous to health
• Dangers of cigarette smoke on
pregnant women and fetuses
Miscarried fetus
Tumbesaran fetal terencat – 30%
higher
The death of the fetus in the womb
Bleeding from the afterbirth
(placenta abruption)
Reduced weight – 20 to 30%
• Dangers of secondhand smoke on
infant
Problems and respiratory diseases
Disrupt the development of
intelligence
Outbreaks of ear
Leukeamia
22% of brain cancer
Tired quickly
Sudden death syndrome
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COUGHING