Hallucinogens Drugs and behavior

adame-smith PSC

Hallucinogens are drugs that change one’s thought processes, mood, and behaviors

false

Another term for hallucinogen is

psychodelics

__ conveys the idea of finding “the god within”

etheogenic

LSD belongs to the __ category

serotonin-like

Jimsonweed belongs to the __ category

belladonna alkaloids

PCP and Ketamine belong to the __ category

dissociative anesthetics

The most potent hallucinogen requiring the lowest dosage is

LSD

The hallucinogen that lasts almost as long as LSD is

PCP

The __ trip lasts the longest, and the _ trips are the shortest

LSD; DMT

Rapid tolerance develops the LSD

true

_ is/are the second most frequently used hallucinogens in the US

hallucinogenic mushrooms

DMT has been used as a hallucinogenic stuff called __ by south american tribes

Cohoba and Yopa

Belladonna alkaloids in Jimson weed are

atropine and scopolomine

_ is found in many OTC cough medicines

dextromethorphan

LSD, mescaline, psilocybin, and DMT act on the neurotransmitter

serotonin

Belladonna alkaloids act on the neurotransmitter

acetylcholine

PCP, ketamine, and dextromethorphan act on the neurotransmitter

glutamate

DR, Timothy Leary popularized the expression “turn on, tune in, drop out”

true

Flashbacks are also called

PHPD

Dr. Albert Hoffman took an intentional dose of LSD on April 19, 1943, a day known as 

bicycle day

Project MK was a CIA operation that ran from

1953-1973

In the DSM V a flashback is diagnosed as

hallucinogen persistent perception disorder

Legend states that Amanita Muscaria was effectively used by

vikings