BI-1017
Effects of tobacco smoke
Biology · Secondary 3 · Easy · Effects of tobacco smoke
Tar in cigarette smoke increases the risk of lung infections mainly because it
- paralyses the cilia lining the air passages.
- stimulates more mucus production by goblet cells only.
- causes immediate constriction of coronary arteries.
- increases the oxygen-carrying capacity of blood.
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