Dangers and Risks of Vaping Quiz

Teens and young adults are most vulnerable to the harmful effects of vaping.

Nicotine is the addictive substance found in both traditional cigarettes and some vaping products.

The process of heating a substance to create an inhalable aerosol is called vaporization.

Vitamin E Acetate, when inhaled, has been associated with respiratory problems.

Popcorn lung is a respiratory disease linked to certain vaping products.

The FDA is responsible for regulating tobacco and vaping products in the United States.

The use of e-cigarettes has been linked to Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) in some cases.

The primary appeal of flavored vaping products among young users is social acceptance.

Long-term health concerns of vaping primarily revolve around respiratory problems.

In some vape liquids, THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol) can be addictive and have psychotropic effects, in addition to nicotine.

Using low-quality or counterfeit vaping products can lead to exposure to harmful substances.

Marketing vaping products to young people raises the concern of attracting non-smokers to nicotine use.

Vaping's primary concern on adolescent brain development involves negative effects on memory and concentration.