Exam 6: Lsd and Other Hallucinogens

Chromosomal damage from LSD __________.

Psychedelic trips occur between ______ after LSD is taken.

Ketamine was once used as a(n) __________.

Cyanosis is a toxic reaction to which of the following?

Drugs chemically related to dopamine make up one of the three principal categories of hallucinogens.

It is likely that the image of a witch on a broomstick derives from the practice of ingesting __________.

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

The psychoactive compound in "shrooms" is __________.

Anticholinergic drugs produce effects that include __________.

LSD and mescaline share a common brain mechanism.

Though there is no scientific evidence to prove it, much of society believes LSD causes genetic damage.

Which plant is said to have aphrodisiac properties, relieve anxiety, induce sleep, and cause muscular paralysis?

Amanita mushrooms yield a hallucinogen related to the neurotransmitter __________.

Which hallucinogen has been associated recently with cases of date rape?

Mescaline effects have been shown to be highly similar to the effects of __________.

When compared to LSD, salvia has __________.

The first deliberate testing of LSD involved a dosage __________.

Technically, PCP belongs in the _______ category of drugs.

LSD-25 was the official name for LSD because __________.

PCP and ketamine can best be described as __________.