Tobacco and Smoking Cessation
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Models & interactive displays
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The jar of tar
Audience: All ages A jar containing a year’s worth of tar based on an individual smoking 20 cigarettes a day |
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Smokey Joe’s Lost Time Quiz (and display)
Audience: All ages Smokey Joe is a pack a day smoker. This eye-catching, interactive display consists of a set of 5 jars filled with some of the damaging, time consuming and cash devouring side-effects of Smokey Joe’s smoking |
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Life or death lungs model set
Audience: All ages This set of two soft, lifelike, BIOLIKE 2™ lung models shows the amazing difference between a healthy, nonsmoker’s lung and a scarred, tumour-ridden smoker’s lung with blistered air sacs decimated by cancer and emphysema. |
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Smoked lung model
Audience: Young people and adults Realistic 3D lung model lets viewers see what cigarette smoking does to their lungs |
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Diseases of the lung
This laminated anatomical chart provides a simple, visual overview of common diseases that affect the human lung and respiratory system. |
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Lung model set with pathologies
The stark differences between a normal lung and a lung reflecting the effects of COPD, cancer, and asthma are demonstrated by this full-sized (14 cm x 22 cm x 11 cm) cutaway model. Includes key card and base. Great to promote smoking cessation. |
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Heart disease model set
Audience: Young people and adults Three exceptionally detailed heart models offer a jolting look at the damage that is frequently the result of unhealthy living. One model features a partially healed infarction another is plagued by congestive heart failure and a normal model shows viewers what a heart is really supposed to look like. Each model is approx. 10 cm x 6 cm x 6 cm. |
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Giant cigarette box
Audience: Young people and Adults This realistic cigarette box model opens to reveal artwork representing nine cigarettes, which each name a major disease caused by smoking, as well as a removable giant cigarette. 20" x 38" x 7". |
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Giant cigarette action display
Audience: Young people and adults An interactive tool that reveals the benefits of quitting smoking, which increase the longer you stay smoke-free. User simply turns the outer sleeve to see the benefits that begin from within minutes of the last cigarette and continue for years. 9 cm x 61 cm. |
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Lou-wheeze
Audience: Young people and adults Has two flexible latex lung models. One represents a healthy lung, and the other depicts the damage done by emphysema and cancer. The attached pump inflates the healthy lung as normal, but the diseased lung inflates sluggishly and fails to deflate completely between 'breaths'. |
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Inflatable cigarette
Audience: All ages Two sided inflatable cigarette with No Smoking on one side and Quit Smoking on the other. |
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Smoking blocks your blood vessels
Audience: Young people and adults Model that shows how smoking contributes to blocked arteries. Model has fat deposits on the wall of the artery, red blood cells that catch on the fat deposits as the blood flows and a rigid wall to show the hardening. |
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Deluxe occluded artery model
Audience: Young people and adults Model provides an easy-to-understand visual of how plaque buildup harms cardiovascular health by comparing a healthy artery to one that is clogged with thick, yellow plaque. Turning the display over demonstrates how easily blood cells travel through the clean artery, while those in the clogged artery get stuck in cholesterol buildup, leading to a heart attack or stroke. |
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The ABC's of smoking flipchart
Audience: Young people and adults From asthma to burns, cancer, drug interference, and more, this six-panel, 30-cm x 43-cm flip chart presents alphabetical listings of conditions and diseases associated with smoking with full-colour, graphic medical photography. Great for smoking cessation programmes, health fairs, clinics, classroom presentations, and more. Features presentation notes on the back of each panel. |
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What’s in Cigarette Smoke?
Audience: Young people and adults This interactive kit contains representations of 24 examples of the chemicals in tobacco smoke. Passing the thought provoking items around in a group setting is a great way to stimulate discussion and questions |
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Substance abuse chart set
Each of these nine charts details the harmful effects caused by the abuse of a particular drug. Organ damage appears in realistic detail. Each chart is laminated and measures 24" x 36" |
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The Tarminator
Audience: All ages The Tarminator is perfect for demonstrations in which using an actual cigarette is impractical or not permitted. The user starts by pumping clean water through The Tarminator's filter unit, demonstrating how unpolluted air leaves no deposits on the lungs. For comparison, a special tar mixture is then pumped through the unit, staining The Tarminator's filter a dull brown. This shows how lung tissue absorbs the tiny particles in cigarette smoke. After the demonstration, the stained filter can be passed around for closer examination. Please note: this image shows a newer version of the Tarminator model than the one held by our service. |
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Smokers foul mouth display
Description: This mouth has two tongues: One depicts leukoplakia and cancer while the other portrays "hairy tongue". 18 cm x 14 cm x 18 cm." |
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Smokefree Bunting
Description: Multi-coloured 10 metre lengths of high quality vinyl bunting with a no-smoking sign. Use to decorate and attract attention to your No Smoking Day, stop smoking, Smokefree Homes or tobacco control events. |
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Smoking lesson plan pack from Public Health England (free online resource)
https://campaignresources.phe.gov.uk/schools/resources/smoking-lesson-plan-pack Use this lesson plan, PowerPoint and accompanying video to encourage students to explore the reasons why young people should choose not to smoke.Using the interactive 'pick-a-path' video, peer-to-peer discussion and activities, students can role play and discuss scenarios where young people are encouraged or pressured to smoke. Then use the tools to identify techniques for resisting this pressure. Downloads include:
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Teaching packs, games & activities
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SpinSmart tobacco wheel
Perfect for any group, this engaging, spinning wheel comes with a presentation guide that is packed with questions and activities that teach the truth about tobacco. Includes questions with activities for ages 6–10 and multiple-choice questions for age 11–adult. A fun activity to prevent young people from starting to smoke and to encourage current smokers to quit, as well as a great Personal, Social, Health and Economic (PSHE) education resource for schools and health education professionals |