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These individuals have a special dispensation from the federal government to use specific hallucinogens in a "bona fide" religious ceremony.
Who are Native Americans (Native American Church)
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LSD and PCP can change the way that neurons communicate, which can cause changes in the way you sense the world around you. Which of the following is used by neurons to communicate: a. Chemical Changes b. Chromosomes c. Morse Code d. Internet
What is a. chemical changes...Chemical messengers, or neurotransmitters, send information from nerve cell to nerve cell in the brain and body.
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Define the term HALLUCINOGEN
What are … drugs that cause profound distortions in a user's perceptions of reality. Users often see images, hear sounds, and feel sensations that seem real but do not exist.
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This drug consists of dried, shredded flowers and leaves derived from the hemp plant Cannabis sativa.
What is ... Marijuana
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This drug consists of resinous material from the cannabis plant.
What is … HASHISH
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When did using LSD become popular? (Name the decade)
What is the 1960's
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Some hallucinogens are natural. However, many hallucinogens are chemicals that don't occur in nature. Can you identify some of these? a. LSD b. Mescaline c. PCP d. Serotonin e. both a and c
What is e. both a and c LSD and PCP Lysergic acid (LSD) and phencyclidine (PCP) are powerful hallucinogens which aren't found in nature.
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This drug can be smoked as a cigarette or in a pipe or a bong, or a blunt
What is Marijuana
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THC stands for...
What is ... tetrahydrocannabinol
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This type of drug is actually a cactus.
What is … What is mescalin (peyote)?
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This Ex-Harvard Professor promoted the use of hallucinogens
Who is Dr. Timothy Leary
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The word hallucinate comes from the latin word/s meaning: a. To disrupt b. To slip c. To slow d. wander in the mind
What is d. wander in the mind No wonder some people refer to hallucinating as tripping. Hallucinogens powerfully affect the way our five senses work, and change our impressions of time and reality.
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A collection of illicit drugs that are most commonly encountered at nightclubs and raves. They produce a wide variety of effects on the body.
What are ... Club Drugs
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The active hallucinogenic material found in PEYOTE
What is … Mescaline
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Drugs that are chemically engineered to closely resemble other more common illegal drugs, and are frequently called
What are … DESIGNER DRUGS
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WHO discovered the Hallucinogen that was found in the ergot fungus that grows on rye and other grains AND what is the name of the DRUG.
Who is Dr. Albert Hofmann AND What is LSD….Lysergic acid diethylamide
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TRUE OR FALSE A person can take a drug several times without having any symptoms of HPPD (hallucinogen persisting perception disorder) and then have the disorder occur suddenly after a particular drug experience.
What is TRUE...In other cases, an individual may experience HPPD even after their first experience with the drug, but the disorder usually worsens after repeated drug use.
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Distorts perceptions of sight and sound and produces feelings of detachment from the environment and self.
What is … dissociative anesthetic/drug
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Street names may include Acid, Blotter, Loony tunes, Pane
What is … LSD Lysergic acid diethylamide
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Give three examples of "club drugs".
What are … Ecstasy, GHB, Ketamine, PCP
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When was the first hallucinogen discovered? (to the nearest century) 1000 BC 2000 BC 5000 BC 7000 BC
What is 5000 BC
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What do the two football teams that were in the Superbowl last year have in common……regarding a hallucinogen/depressant substance Seahawks and Broncos
What are both states legalized the use of marijuana for recreational purposes Seattle - Seahawks Denver - Broncos
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Also known as … Flunitrazepam
What is … Rohypnol
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Are hallucinogens physically addictive?
What is … no. They are psychologically addictive.
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These Club Drugs are on multiple schedules with the DEA
What is … Ketamine was included in the Drug Induced Rape Prevention Act of 1996 - anyone using Ketamine to take advantage of another person now faces up to 20 years in prison AND/OR What is … GHB, which is considered a Schedule III substance but with Schedule I trafficking penalties, one of several drugs that are listed in multiple schedules.