ALCOHOL CONTROL AND TOBACCO CONTROL

Question 1

are products consumed globally

Answer 1

alcohol and tobacco

Question 2

excess use of these products cause serious health consequences

Answer 2

alcohol and tobacco

Question 3

RA 10586

Answer 3

anti-drunk and drugged driving act of 2013

Question 4

anti-drunk and drugged driving act of 2013

Answer 4

RA 10586

Question 5

punishes individuals who are caught driving under the influence of alcohol or prohibited drugs

Answer 5

anti-drunk and drugged driving act of 2013

Question 6

FCTC

Answer 6

framework convention on tobacco

Question 7

framework convention on tobacco

Answer 7

FCTC

Question 8

is an ambitious move by the WHO to reduce the harmful effects of tobacco smoking globally

Answer 8

framework convention on tobacco

Question 9

aims to decrease the demand for tobacco and control its supply

Answer 9

framework convention on tobacco

Question 10

member nations are expected to implement tax reforms to ensure that the demand for tobacco is reduced, especially the demand from the youth

Answer 10

price and tax measures

Question 11

protection from exposure to tobacco smoke

Answer 11

non-price and non-tax measures

Question 12

member nations are expected to create laws that will ensure that its citizens are protected from indoor smoke, public transport, and other public places

Answer 12

protection from exposure to tobacco smoke

Question 13

member nations are expected to create governing bodies that will monitor the contents of tobacco products

Answer 13

regulation of the contents of tobacco products

Question 14

member nations are expected to ensure that the tobacco manufacturers and importers fully disclose the contents of tobacco products and the harmful emissions they produce

Answer 14

regulation of tobacco product disclosures

Question 15

member countries are expected to ensure that tobacco products carry health warnings in their packaging. these may be in the form of a picture

Answer 15

packaging and labelling of tobacco products

Question 16

member nations are expected to ensure that the public will have access to information campaigns about the health hazards of tobacco smoke. Public and private partnership should also be encouraged to form programs on tobacco control

Answer 16

education. communication. training, and public awareness

Question 17

member nations are expected to ban all forms of advertising of tobacco products

Answer 17

tobacco advertising, promotions, and sponsorship

Question 18

member nations are expected to create an environment where tobacco cessation can be done. Health care facilities should be equipped to diagnose, treat, and prevent tobacco dependence

Answer 18

demand reduction measures concerning tobacco dependence and cessation

Question 19

member nations are expected to ensure that the origins of all tobacco products are clearly stated in the product packaging. A monitoring scheme must be in place to track international tobacco trade, both legal and illegal

Answer 19

illicit trade in tobacco products

Question 20

member nations are expected to ensure that minors do not get access to tobacco products by prohibiting its sale to minors, prohibiting the creation of toys and food in the shape of tobacco products which may be appealing to minors, and prohibiting the sale of tobacco products individually or in small packs which may be affordable to minors

Answer 20

sales to and by minors

Question 21

member nations are expected to provide alternative economic sources for tobacco farmers. workers, and sellers to encourage them to shift into non-tobacco industries

Answer 21

provision of support for economically viable alternative activities

Question 22

RA 10351

Answer 22

sin tax reform law

Question 23

sin tax reform law

Answer 23

RA 10351

Question 24

has increased the cost of tobacco products thereby discouraging the public from purchasing these items

Answer 24

sin tax reform law