Exam 6: Lsd and Other Hallucinogens

An example of an anticholinergic drug is __________.

LSD was made illegal in Canada in 1966.

Analogy: LSD is to LAA as __________.

Another name for LAA is __________.

Analogy: Windowpanes are to blotters as __________.

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

A characteristic element of a PCP-induced hallucination is __________.

Take one of the six questions regarding LSD discussed in the chapter and answer the question with the available research data.

Psilocybin comes from plants native to mountainous regions of northern Asia.

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

A drug often referred to as Ecstasy is __________.

Synesthesia refers to __________.

Approximately 6000 plant species have psychoactive properties.

Hofmann's first "acid trip" occurred when LSD accidentally __________.

Compare and contrast the effects of psilocybin and LSD.

In contrast to LSD, mescaline and DOM are __________.

At low doses, the henbane plant __________.

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

Of all the serotonin-related hallucinogens, the drug mostly likely to put you into a trance is __________.

LSD is extremely potent __________.