Question 1

The structure of LSD is similar to acetylcholine.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 2

Ecstasy produces damage to serotonergic neurons.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

Martin just took a serotonergic hallucinogen.What physical changes can Martin expect?

Accepted Answer

A) he will experience visual hallucinations 
B) he will begin to feel nauseous and perhaps vomit 
C) his heart rate and blood pressure will decrease 
D) he will experience auditory hallucinations 
A) he will experience visual hallucinations 
B) he will begin to feel nauseous and perhaps vomit 
C) his heart rate and blood pressure will decrease 
D) he will experience auditory hallucinations A

Question 4

The spiral explosions and vortex patterns have been the most common forms described during hallucinogenic experiences.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Hallucinations associated with LSD use are primarily auditory in nature.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

LSD comes from a cactus.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Tom just took some mescaline.What type of behavioural changes will he notice?

Accepted Answer

A) increased sense of self-confidence 
B) increased sexual arousal 
C) altered perception and states of consciousness 
D) nausea and lightheadedness 
A) increased sense of self-confidence 
B) increased sexual arousal 
C) altered perception and states of consciousness 
D) nausea and lightheadedness

Question 8

Chris has just smoked PCP.How long will it be before his blood level peaks and he feels its effect?

Accepted Answer

A) 5 to 15 minutes 
B) 30 to 45 minutes 
C) one hour 
D) two hours 
A) 5 to 15 minutes 
B) 30 to 45 minutes 
C) one hour 
D) two hours

Question 9

Which drug is regularly used in veterinary medicine?

Accepted Answer

A) scopolamine 
B) mescaline 
C) ketamine 
D) ibogaine 
A) scopolamine 
B) mescaline 
C) ketamine 
D) ibogaine

Question 10

Dr.Frank has been experimenting with Psilocybe and Teonanacatl in his lab.How would they be described botanically?

Accepted Answer

A) as plants containing mescaline 
B) as hallucinogenic mushrooms 
C) as anticholinergics 
D) as poisonous fungi 
A) as plants containing mescaline 
B) as hallucinogenic mushrooms 
C) as anticholinergics 
D) as poisonous fungi

Question 11

Discuss the history and epidemiology of methylated amphetamines.

Accepted Answer

Methylated amphetamines, also known as m

Question 12

How were the hallucinogenic properties of LSD discovered?

Accepted Answer

A) observing the BaBa Ram Das 
B) by accident 
C) by careful research with non-humans 
D) through the exposure of late 1800s barn yard animals to fungus 
A) observing the BaBa Ram Das 
B) by accident 
C) by careful research with non-humans 
D) through the exposure of late 1800s barn yard animals to fungus

Question 13

Psilocybin is derived from mushrooms.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Although LSD has complex effects in the brain,what part of the brain does LSD stimulate to cause hallucinations,according to the best evidence?

Accepted Answer

A) serotonin receptors 
B) the mesolimbic dopamine system 
C) cholinergic receptors 
D) GABA receptors 
A) serotonin receptors 
B) the mesolimbic dopamine system 
C) cholinergic receptors 
D) GABA receptors

Question 15

In what plant can d-lysergic acid amide,the notably less potent but close relative of LSD,be found naturally?

Accepted Answer

A) opium poppies 
B) henbane 
C) morning glories 
D) peyote cactus 
A) opium poppies 
B) henbane 
C) morning glories 
D) peyote cactus

Question 16

What do South American tribes believe the Ayahuasca or yagé produce?

Accepted Answer

A) healing effects 
B) telepathic effects 
C) pain relief 
D) enhanced sexual potency 
A) healing effects 
B) telepathic effects 
C) pain relief 
D) enhanced sexual potency

Question 17

Flashbacks never occur with someone who has used LSD one time only.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Under which schedule has MDMA been classified under Canada's Controlled Drugs and Substances Act?

Accepted Answer

A) Schedule I 
B) Schedule II 
C) Schedule III 
D) Schedule IV 
A) Schedule I 
B) Schedule II 
C) Schedule III 
D) Schedule IV

Question 19

Your pupils are dilated;what drug did you just take?

Accepted Answer

A) barbiturates 
B) LSD 
C) heroin 
D) tobacco 
A) barbiturates 
B) LSD 
C) heroin 
D) tobacco

Question 20

The hallucinogenic properties of LSD were discovered by accident.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

The structure of LSD is similar to acetylcholine.

Ecstasy produces damage to serotonergic neurons.

Martin just took a serotonergic hallucinogen.What physical changes can Martin expect?

The spiral explosions and vortex patterns have been the most common forms described during hallucinogenic experiences.

Hallucinations associated with LSD use are primarily auditory in nature.

LSD comes from a cactus.

Tom just took some mescaline.What type of behavioural changes will he notice?

Chris has just smoked PCP.How long will it be before his blood level peaks and he feels its effect?

Which drug is regularly used in veterinary medicine?

Dr.Frank has been experimenting with Psilocybe and Teonanacatl in his lab.How would they be described botanically?

Discuss the history and epidemiology of methylated amphetamines.

How were the hallucinogenic properties of LSD discovered?

Psilocybin is derived from mushrooms.

Although LSD has complex effects in the brain,what part of the brain does LSD stimulate to cause hallucinations,according to the best evidence?

In what plant can d-lysergic acid amide,the notably less potent but close relative of LSD,be found naturally?

What do South American tribes believe the Ayahuasca or yagé produce?

Flashbacks never occur with someone who has used LSD one time only.

Under which schedule has MDMA been classified under Canada's Controlled Drugs and Substances Act?

Your pupils are dilated;what drug did you just take?

The hallucinogenic properties of LSD were discovered by accident.

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Exam 10: Hallucinogens

The structure of LSD is similar to acetylcholine.

Ecstasy produces damage to serotonergic neurons.

Martin just took a serotonergic hallucinogen.What physical changes can Martin expect?

The spiral explosions and vortex patterns have been the most common forms described during hallucinogenic experiences.

Hallucinations associated with LSD use are primarily auditory in nature.

LSD comes from a cactus.

Tom just took some mescaline.What type of behavioural changes will he notice?

Chris has just smoked PCP.How long will it be before his blood level peaks and he feels its effect?

Which drug is regularly used in veterinary medicine?

Dr.Frank has been experimenting with Psilocybe and Teonanacatl in his lab.How would they be described botanically?

Discuss the history and epidemiology of methylated amphetamines.

How were the hallucinogenic properties of LSD discovered?

Psilocybin is derived from mushrooms.

Although LSD has complex effects in the brain,what part of the brain does LSD stimulate to cause hallucinations,according to the best evidence?

In what plant can d-lysergic acid amide,the notably less potent but close relative of LSD,be found naturally?

What do South American tribes believe the Ayahuasca or yagé produce?

Flashbacks never occur with someone who has used LSD one time only.

Under which schedule has MDMA been classified under Canada's Controlled Drugs and Substances Act?

Your pupils are dilated;what drug did you just take?

The hallucinogenic properties of LSD were discovered by accident.

Drug Use and Abuse

Drug Use: Yesterday and Today

Drugs and the Nervous System

Pharmacology

Cocaine, Amphetamines, and Related Stimulants

Alcohol

Nicotine

Caffeine

Marijuana

Opiates

Psychotherapeutic Medications

Other Prescription and Over-The-Counter Drugs

Treatment of Substance-Use Disorders

Prevention of Substance Abuse

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