All of the following are long-term risks associated with exposure to secondhand smoke except:

a. increased risk of respiratory illness
b. increased risk of lung cancer
c. change in senses
d. increased risk of cardiovascular disease

C. Change in senses

Explanation:

  Smoking does not only harm the smoker, but also those who live with him. There is no safe level of exposure to smoking and even those who passively expose them to the risk of developing various diseases, especially respiratory and cardiovascular, in addition to lung cancer.

 Reactions such as cough, eye irritation, headache, runny nose, worsening respiratory disease and nausea are the so-called short term symptoms for passive smokers. These risks increase when smokers are concentrated indoors or small.  

  Staying away from smokers only at the moment a person lights a cigarette is not enough to protect themselves. The air circulating in a smoker's home can contain up to three times more nicotine and carbon monoxide and up to fifty times more carcinogens than inhaled smoke.

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