Hallucinogens in General Flashcards

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positive and negative connotation of hallucinogens

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  • positive: psychedelic (mind expanding), entheogenic (generating the devine within)
  • negative: Psychotomimetic (having the appearance of psychosis), Psychodysleptic/Psycholytic (mind disrupting/mind dissolving)
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a chemical that induces perceptions of something that does not exists in the environment

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operationalization

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what are the 2 problems of operationalization of hallucinogens

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  1. Problem: most hallucinogens do not create hallucination, but distort reality. – Should be referred to as “illusionigenic”
  2. Problem: many drugs can induce hallucinations/illusions (i.e. stimulant psychosis) – Solution: differentiate between primary effect and toxic effect
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categorical distinction of hallucinogens based on what?

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A: Psychological effects: 
1. psychedelics 
2. dissociatives 
3. deliriants 
B: Structural similarity to NT 
C: legal status
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reducing valve”; subjective feeling that the brain’s filter is being disabled by the drug

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psychedelics

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Physical “numbing” ; analgesia, amnesia, anesthesia • Psychological detachment
–> derealization and depersonalization

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dissociative

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perception of dream like state or unreal (will remember)

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derealization

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detached or removed from body (will not remember)

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depersonalization

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Confusion, inability to control behaviour, sometimes rage Problem: toxic, dehydration, mydriasis (pupil dilation

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deliriant

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what hallucinogens are structurally similar to serotonin?

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LSD, DMT

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what hallucinogens are structurally similar to norepinephrine ?

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Ecstasy, Mescaline

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what hallucinogens are structurally similar to acetylcholine?

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Scopolamine

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what hallucinogens have no structural similarity to NT?

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PCP, Ketamine, Slavia

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hallucinogens are schedule ? meaning?

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III, legal to possess with prescription of license, illegal to produce or traffic
(peyote (flower) is legal)

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explain a hallucination

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sensory distortion all visual, auditory and smell taste touch (synethesia: crossing of sensory modality)

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explain the process of hallucination

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stage 1: visual images (first eyes closed then open)

stage 2: meaningful images of people, animals,places