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Anonymous users2024-02-16"Third-hand smoke" refers to the fact that after smoking, smoke particles adhere to the smoker's clothing, and when the smoker has close contact such as hugging the child, the volatilization of the smoke particles can still cause harm to the child's health. Scientific experiments have confirmed that the nicotine contained in the clothes of an average smoker is enough to kill a guinea mouse.
For the sake of your own health and the health of others, please stand up for your right to health: I won't do it if you are smoking!
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Anonymous users2024-02-1518 (3 points) Third-hand smoke refers to the smoke that is emitted during smoking (1 point) and then remains in the room of an object or person.
Toxic substances on the surface of the body (1 point).
Smoking in open spaces and places where smoking is permitted, or smoking when family members, especially children, are not at home is not enough to prevent the harm of "thirdhand smoke".
20 (3 points) cannot (1 point) "for a short period of time" to play a limiting role, it emphasizes the harm of "third-hand smoke" to adults only.
It is not obvious only when the damage is short, but not forever (1 point). If the word is removed, it is inaccurate and imprecise (1 point).
21 (3 points) Column of figures, comparisons (1 point) to concretely, accurately illustrate, and highlight (1 point) that "thirdhand smoke" made by parents is extremely harmful to children. (1 point for explaining the method, 1 point for explaining the effect, and 1 point for explaining the content.) ）
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Anonymous users2024-02-14When smoking in a closed room, even if the smoke of secondhand smoke has dissipated, there are still some inhalable fine particles that can be contaminated on the smoker's hair and indoor furniture, and tobacco residues including harmful substances such as heavy metals and carcinogens are thirdhand smoke.
Smoking is harmful to health, and there are the following harms:
1. Smoking has carcinogenic effects.
2. Smoking has an impact on the heart and cerebrovascular.
3. Smoking has an impact on the respiratory tract.
4. Smoking has an impact on the digestive tract.
5. Other aspects.
Smoking can cause menstrual disorders, difficulty conceiving, ectopic pregnancy, low estrogen, osteoporosis, and early menopause. Smoking in pregnant women is predisposed to spontaneous miscarriage, fetal growth retardation, and low birth weight. Others such as preterm birth, stillbirth, early placental abruption, placenta previa, etc., may be associated with smoking.
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Anonymous users2024-02-13Third-hand smoke refers to the harmful substances left in furniture items and even smoker's clothing after smoking, even if smoking outdoors, the nicotine content in the body of the smoker's family baby is still 7 times higher than that of the non-smoking family baby, and third-hand smoke and second-hand smoke are as serious as the health of people, especially children.
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Anonymous users2024-02-12After people smoke in a closed room, even if the smoke of second-hand smoke has dissipated, there are still a considerable part of the inhalable fine particles contaminated on the smoker's clothes, hair, indoor furniture, sofas, etc., and these tobacco residues including heavy metals, carcinogens and other harmful substances are third-hand smoke.
Inhalable particulate matter that remains after smoking can pollute the environment, and harmful gases (including inhalable particulate matter) will remain in the smoker's lungs for at least 2 minutes. If a smoker enters a smoke-free environment immediately after smoking, it poses a health hazard to other non-smokers in the environment.
Children are more susceptible to thirdhand smoke.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11What kind of bullshit third-hand smoke, no one smokes you at all, it's ?! to make up your hair
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