Exam 14: Hallucinogens

All of the following are psychological effects of Salvia divinorum EXCEPT which one?

Define the meaning of the term psychotomimetic drugs.

Amanita muscaria is a red and white speckled mushroom that has been used widely in various religions throughout the world.

LSD was synthesized from alkaloids derived from which of the following?

The term "psychedelic" has been linked to which decade?

What has been the common role of shamans, medicine men, or medicine women?

The Native American Church includes aspects of Christianity and uses __________ as a sacrament.

MDMA (Ecstasy) is a close chemical relative of methamphetamine.

The Pemberton Music Festival, Boonstock, Escapade, and Veld are all large-scale Canadian music festivals. A total of five drug-related deaths of individuals aged 19‒24 in the summer of 2014 occurred at these festivals. What was the cause?

In the 1950s, what was the Parke, Davis & Company investigating, and which animal did they use while conducting their research?

A close relative of LSD, d-lysergic acid amide, is found naturally in which two of the following plants?

Describe who the Canadian Pioneers in the Use of LSD were and where and how they were brought together.

How was PCP, patented as Sernyl, first tested?

Although many drugs can be called a hallucinogen, important differences exist among them. Which of the flowing is NOT a difference?

Synesthesia refers to the experiencing of hallucinogenic effects even months after taking the drug.

How did the 2012 Canadian Alcohol and Drug Use Monitoring Survey rank ecstasy use in Canada?

Who was the first to reference hallucinogens in 1924?

It was believed that if a plant contains a spirit, then eating the plant transfers that spirit to the person who eats it, and the spirit of the plant can speak to the consumer, make that person feel the plant's joy, or provide special powers.

Atropa belladonna is also known by what name?

LSD and psilocybin are examples of catechol hallucinogens.