Deck 13: Hallucinogen

Question 1

LSD became popular because of which man?

A) Hoffman
B) Freud
C) Leary
D) Schultes

Answer 1

C

Question 2

Which neurotransmitter does LSD principally operate on?

A) Dopamine
B) Serotonin
C) Acetylcholine
D) Norepinephrine

Answer 2

B

Question 3

The behavioral effects of LSD last approximately how long?

A) 1-2 hours
B) 2-4 hours
C) 4-6 hours
D) 6-8 hours

Answer 3

D

Question 4

Bad trips seem to be related to

A) the amount of LSD consumed
B) set and setting
C) other drugs in the system
D) the source of the LSD

Question 5

Because hallucinogens have "stimulating and inebriating properties," Lewin refers to them as

A) psychedelics
B) psychotogenic
C) psychotomimetic
D) phantasticants

Question 6

LSD tolerance

A) develops rapidly
B) develops slowly
C) does not develop
D) has not been determined

Question 7

Which plant is also known as locoweed?

A) Mandrake
B) Peyote
C) Datura
D) Teonanacatl

Question 8

Which hallucinogen is found in peyote?

A) Psilocybin
B) Mace
C) Mescaline
D) Datura

Question 9

Preparation of mescal buttons is difficult to do because

A) of their small size
B) of their intoxicating effect
C) of their volatile nature
D) of their foul odor

Question 10

Psilocybin is chemically similar to

A) LSD
B) amphetamines
C) caffeine
D) PCP

Question 11

LSD was discovered by using ergot to discover a cure for

A) menstrual problems
B) headaches
C) opiate poisoning
D) tuberculosis

Question 12

St.Anthony's fire is associated with

A) psilocybin
B) mescaline
C) ergotism
D) atropine

Question 13

Teonanacatl is

A) "God's flesh"
B) "friends folly"
C) "mother's bread"
D) "father's help"

Question 14

Which toad is licked to get a hallucinogenic effect?

A) Bull toad
B) Horned toad
C) Bufo toad
D) Swamp toad

Question 15

A blending of the senses is referred to as

A) psychedelic
B) synesthesia
C) hallucinogenic
D) formication

Question 16

LSD was experimentally used medically to treat

A) alcoholism
B) symptoms of terminal cancer
C) sexual dysfunction
D) all of the above

Question 17

Which of the following hallucinogens are referred to as "love apples?"

A) Peyote
B) Belladonna
C) Datura
D) Mandrake

Question 18

Which of the following is a hallucinogen derived from the sage family?

A) Psilocybin
B) Psilocin
C) Salvinorin A
D) Teonanacatl

Question 19

LSD was discovered by

A) Leary
B) Hoffman
C) Alpert
D) Schultes

Question 20

Amanita muscaria is also called

A) God's flesh
B) the businessman's LSD
C) fly agaric
D) St.Anthony's fire

Question 21

LSD has never been approved as an investigational new drug by the FDA.

Question 22

PCP could result in

A) coma
B) seizure
C) death
D) all of the above

Question 23

LSD was used by the CIA as a mind-control device.

Question 24

Amanita muscaria passes through the body unchanged.

Question 25

Nutmeg and mace are not taken for hallucinogenic purposes because

A) of unpleasant side effects
B) they are not hallucinogenic agents
C) they have to be injected
D) they are illegal

Question 26

Hallucinations change the awareness of reality.

Question 27

Which of the following drugs would most likely be used as a substitute for PCP?

A) Ketamine
B) Peyote
C) DMT
D) MDMA

Question 28

DMT is referred to as

A) the businessman's LSD
B) the hippy elixir
C) the men's room
D) the women's drug

Question 29

Only about 3 million Americans have tried LSD.

Question 30

Approximately 6,000 plants are used for hallucinogenic purposes today.

Question 31

Ketamine is considered a

A) stimulant
B) dissociative anesthetic
C) hallucinogen
D) anxiolytic

Question 32

Which drug is made from mandrake?

A) DMT
B) Scopolamine
C) Nitroglycerin
D) Beta blockers

Question 33

St.Anthony's fire is caused by LSD.

Question 34

Research shows that LSD use promotes creativity.

Question 35

Some drugs not classified as hallucinogens can induce hallucinations.

Question 36

Some drug experts describe PCP as a

A) mild sedative
B) dissociative anesthetic
C) profound tranquilizer
D) cerebral stimulant

Question 37

Ergotism may have had a role in allegations of witchcraft in colonial New England.

Question 38

LSD was produced by Bayer Laboratories.

Question 39

The term psychedelic means "mind-manifesting."

Question 40

What is salvinorin A and what are the possible positive and negative effects?

Question 41

Should churches be allowed to use drugs as a part of their religious rituals? If so, why? If not, why not? What potential problems do you see in this application of a church/state issue?

Question 42

Why did LSD become popular in the U.S.?

Question 43

Synesthesia refers to the inability to smell.

Question 44

Mescaline is the active agent in peyote.

Question 45

It takes a large dose of LSD to produce a hallucinogenic effect.

Question 46

Should Timothy Leary have been allowed to continue to experiment with LSD in the college setting under controlled circumstances? Why or why not?

Question 47

LSD does not cause chromosome damage.

Question 48

LSD was discovered in the late 1930s.Why did it take so long for it to be used by the population?

Question 49

Why is PCP so dangerous and why should ketamine also be considered dangerous?

Question 50

PCP is still used as a dissociative anesthetic.

Question 51

LSD principally operates on the neurotransmitter serotonin.

Question 52

Psilocybin is the active agent in "shrooms."

Question 53

LSD is colorless, odorless, and tasteless.