Dre Final Exam Set#2

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Hallucination

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A sensory experience of something that does not exist outside the mind

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Pseudo-hallucination

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The user typically knows what he is seeing, hearing, smelling etc. is not real.

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Synesthesia

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Transposing of sensory modes

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Bad Trip

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A frightening hallucination

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Flashback

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A vivid recollection of a portion of a previous hallucinogenic experience.

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Types of flashback

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Emotional
Somatic (altered bodily sensations)
Perceptual

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Naturally Occurring Hallucinogens

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Peyote
Psilocybin
Bufotenine (Toad)
Jimson Weed

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Synthetically Manufactured Hallucinogens

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LSD, MDA, MDMA, TMA, STP, DET, DMT

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MDMA

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Hallucinogen, Ecstasy

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Are hallucinogens addictive

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Most are not, MDMA (Ecstasy) is.

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Delusion

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False belief.
I am an elephant.

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Illusion

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I see an elephant.

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Peyote's effects

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Start after 1/2 hour
Peak after 3-4 hours
Gradula decline after 10 hours
Near total recovery after 12 hours

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Psilocybin's effects

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Start after 1/2 hour
after 30-60 minutes vision blurrs
After 2-3 hours effects diminish

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LSD's effects

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Start after 30-45 minutes
Peak after 4-6 hours
Diminish after 7-9 hours
Normal after 10-12 hours

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MDA's effects

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Start after 40-60 minutes
Peak in 90-120 minutes
Normal within 8 hours

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What is PCP

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A dissociative anesthetic.
It cuts off the brain's perceptions of the senses

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Ketamine

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Analog of PCP

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Onset and duration of PCP's effects

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Smoked, injected -felt within 1-5 minutes
Snorted -felt in 2-3 minutes
Peak in 15-30 minutes
Last 4-6 hours
Orally taken felt in 30-60 minutes

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Categories of Narcotic Analgesics

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Opiates
Synthethics

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Opium alkaloids

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Morphine
Codeine
Thebaine

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Opium Derivatives

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Heroin, Many others

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Deliriant

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Inhalant

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Major subcategories of inhalants

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Volatile Solvents
Aerosols
Anesthetic Gases

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Principal agents in inhalants

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tolulene
acetone
hexane
benzene

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Morphine

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Narcotic Analgesic

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Codeine - Methylmorphine

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Narcotic Analgesic

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Heroin - Diacetyl Morphine

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Narcotic Analgesic

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Dilaudid - Hydromorphone Hydrochloride

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Narcotic Analgesic

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Hycodan - Hydrocodone

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Narcotic Analgesic