Exam 6: Lsd and Other Hallucinogens

Analogy: Schizophrenic hallucinations are to auditory as LSD-induced hallucinations are to __________.

Angel dust is a street name that refers to __________.

The ritual use of mescaline in religious activity is referred to as __________.

A hallucinogen that shamans frequently ingest in their ayahuasca is __________.

LSD produces more strongly visual hallucinations than psilocybin.

In 2011,according to the University of Michigan survey,about ___ percent of high-school seniors reported having taken Ecstasy at some point in their lives.

Flashbacks are more likely to occur when __________.

Relative to LSD,mescaline effects are __________.

Ergot is a fungus __________.

"Ecstasy" is now a street drug,but it has been formerly used in psychiatry,under the name of DOM.

Synesthesia refers to __________.

The present-day picture of PCP abuse is complicated by the fact that __________.

LSD,psilocybin,and morning glory seeds are hallucinogens chemically similar to __________.

Research has shown a link between LSD use and high rates of birth defects. p 153

Another name for LAA is __________.

Ketamine was once used as a(n)__________.

The name "belladonna" derives from the use of atropine for improving a women's appearance by __________.

"Freaking out" on LSD is dangerous but never life-threatening.

Discuss the problems in arriving at a term for "hallucination-producing" drugs.Why does the term "psychedelic" carry with it extra meaning?

In an LSD experience,__________.