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Do cigarette filters effect you body?
yes. the tiny particles that come off the filter are inhaled and cause cancer.
What mechanisms does the human respiratory system have for getting rid of inhaled dirt?
The human respiratory system has several mechanisms to get rid of inhaled dirt. These include the presence of mucus and cilia in the respiratory tract that trap and sweep away dirt particles, coughing to expel larger particles, and the body's immune response to help clear any remaining foreign particles.
How did frenchie get her nickname?
From the way she french inhaled her cigarette smoke.
An example of a carcinogen would be what?
Inhaled asbestos or cigarette smoke.
How many cancer-causing agents are inhaled in each puff of cigarette?
lots
What is secondhandsmoke?
It is inhaled smoke from another person's smoking apparatus (cigarette, pipe)
What is side stream smoke?
'Side stream smoke' refers to smoke that is not inhaled through, say, a cigarette. It is unfiltered and therefore contains higher levels of toxins that cigarette filters remove. It burns from the END of the cigarette into the surrounding environment and can be inhaled by those nearby, the nearest of course being the smoker themselves.
Does sucking on an unlit cigarette hurt you?
There is no evidence that suggests sucking on an unlit cigarette can harm you. The chemicals in cigarettes aren't inhaled except through smoke.
Are cigarette filters good for smokers?
In that a filter on a cigarette captures some of the particles released when a cigarette is smoked, yes they are. However, filters are not effective at preventing harmful substances being inhaled, they merely reduce the amount of some of those substances.To more precisely answer the question, they are not good for smokers.
How hot is the ember on a cigarette?
The temperature of the ember on a cigarette can reach around 900 degrees Celsius (1650 degrees Fahrenheit). This high temperature is necessary for the combustion of the tobacco and allows the cigarette to produce smoke that can be inhaled.
What is the MAIN function of the mucous glands and ciliated epithelial cells that line the airway tubes of the respiratory system?
To trap inhaled particles and move them out of the airways.
The secretion that traps dust and other inhaled foreign particles is?
Mucus is the secretion produced by the respiratory system that traps dust and other inhaled foreign particles. It helps to protect the lungs by capturing these particles before they can reach deeper into the respiratory tract.
