Question 1

All of the following are features of dimethyltryptamine except&#8230;&#10;A) made in the body.&#10;B) agonist for sigma-1 receptors.&#10;C) found in certain plants.&#10;D) antagonist for NMDA receptors.

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C

Question 2

A series of studies examining the effects of hallucinogens conducted by Timothy Leary were known as&#8230;&#10;A) Yale Mescaline Study.&#10;B) Berkley Scopolamine Project&#10;C) San Francisco Peace Project.&#10;D) Harvard Psilocybin Project.

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D

Question 3

LSD may be added to a postage stamped and licked because&#8230;&#10;A) the glue from the stamp improves absorption in the mouth.&#10;B) only very small amounts are used.&#10;C) users can easily hide the drug, which is an illicit substance.&#10;D) saliva from the tongue is neccesary to help slowly absorb the drug.

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B

Question 4

Which of the following 5-HT receptors is not associated with LSD's effects ?&#10;A) 5-HT&#8327;&#10;B) 5-HT&#8321;A&#10;C) 5-HT&#8326;&#10;D) 5-HT&#8323;

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Question 5

Hallucinogens can interfere with the perception of object boundaries inferred from incompete representations of the object,which is called&#8230;&#10;A) perceptual boundaries.&#10;B) modal object completion.&#10;C) latent inhibition processing.&#10;D) static shape integration.

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Question 6

Aldous Huxley did all of the following except&#8230;&#10;A) wrote Brave New World.&#10;B) wrote The Doors of Perception&#10;C) wrote Phenethylamines and Tryptamines I Have Known and Loved&#10;D) was a member of the Harvard Psilocybin Project board.

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Question 7

NBOMe,or n-bomb,hallucinogens all&#8230;&#10;A) act on norepinephrine membrane transporter.&#10;B) produce hallucinations before causing unconsciousness.&#10;C) are derived from hallucinogen Central American plants.&#10;D) have N-methoxybenzyl in their chemical structures.

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Question 8

A drug that depleted serotonin in the brain would &#8230;&#10;A) inhibit the effects of LSD.&#10;B) have little or no effect on LSD.&#10;C) enhance the effects of LSD.&#10;D) produce hallucinations like LSD.

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Question 9

A user is unlikely to feel the effects of LSD soon after administering it because&#8230;&#10;A) LSD requires 60 minutes for peak absorption after oral administration.&#10;B) the user needs time to ready her mind for LSD's effects.&#10;C) LSD's physiological effects occur long before its hallucinogenic effects.&#10;D) LSD's active metabolite is entirely responsible for LSD's hallucinogenic effects.

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Question 10

Which hallucinogenic substance is legal to use for the Native American Church of North America ?&#10;A) Mimosa hostilis.&#10;B) atropine.&#10;C) psilocybin.&#10;D) mescaline.

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Question 11

Psilocin is a hallucinogen that&#8230;&#10;A) is found in peyote.&#10;B) likely accounts for the effects of psilocybin.&#10;C) is found in certain varieties of hallucinogenic mushrooms.&#10;D) is produced naturally in the body.

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Question 12

Albert Hofmann is known for&#8230;&#10;A) finding that dimethyltryptamine is similar in structure to serotonin.&#10;B) discovering LSD.&#10;C) evaluating ergot poisoning during the Salem witch trials.&#10;D) using LSD in psychotherapy.

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Question 13

An antagonist for serotonin receptors would likely&#8230;&#10;A) inhibit the effects of LSD.&#10;B) have little or no effect on LSD.&#10;C) enhance the effects of LSD.&#10;D) produce hallucinations like LSD.

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Question 14

Which hallucinogen is produced naturally in the body?&#10;A) serotonin.&#10;B) dimethyltryptamine.&#10;C) tyramine.&#10;D) mescaline.

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Question 15

The chemical structure of LSD suggests that&#8230;&#10;A) LSD is structurally related to dimethyltryptamine.&#10;B) LSD acts on the serotonin system.&#10;C) monoamine oxidase will break down LSD in the brain.&#10;D) the brain naturally produces LSD as a neurotransmitter.

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Question 16

The term &#34;psychedelic&#34; means&#8230;&#10;A) colorful reality.&#10;B) mind expanding.&#10;C) sounds become shapes.&#10;D) creating new reality.

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Question 17

An antagonist for 5-HT2A receptors would likely&#8230;&#10;A) increase the number of hallucinations.&#10;B) prevent hallucinations from occurring.&#10;C) have little or no effect on hallucinations.&#10;D) diminish the refinement of borders around hallucinations.

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Question 18

A GABA receptor antagonist would likely&#8230;&#10;A) cause a greater degree of hallucinations to occur.&#10;B) enhance the likelihood of LSD causing a seizure.&#10;C) prevent the refinement of normally suppressed sensory information.&#10;D) enhance agitation, increasing the likelihood of a bad trip.

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Question 19

The most representative drug of the hallucinogens is&#8230;&#10;A) mescaline.&#10;B) psilocybin.&#10;C) lysergic acid diethylamide.&#10;D) dimethyltryptamine.

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Question 20

The primary psychoactive ingredient in magic mushrooms is&#8230;&#10;A) mescaline.&#10;B) atropine.&#10;C) dimethyltryptamine.&#10;D) psilocybin.

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Question 21

Although lab rats may not experience visual hallucinations,drug discrimination studies in rats trained to discriminate psilocybin find that&#8230;&#10;A) hallucinogens and antipsychotic drugs are substitutes for psilocybin.&#10;B) most drugs, no matter the class, are substitutes for psilocybin.&#10;C) other hallucinogen drugs are substitutes for psilocybin.&#10;D) antagonists for 5-HT&#8322;A receptors are substitutes for psilocybin.

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Question 22

The most preferred route of MDMA administration is&#8230;&#10;A) oral.&#10;B) intravenous.&#10;C) subcutaneous.&#10;D) inhalation.

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Question 23

A former routine hallucinogen user who now commonly sees small distortions around the edges of certain objects or seeing a fog in parts of visual field is likely experiencing&#8230;&#10;A) hallucinogen persisting perception disorder.&#10;B) a recurrent bad trip.&#10;C) persistent visual distortion disorder.&#10;D) pseudo-hallucination disorder.

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Question 24

While MDMA was developed to be another amphetamine stimulant,the drug was popularized as a recreational substance largely by the chemist&#8230;&#10;A) Zeff.&#10;B) Shulgin.&#10;C) Freud.&#10;D) Mithoefer.

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Question 25

A user of MDMA happens to be on an anxiolytic drug that is catabolized by the CYP2D6 enzyme.How will this impact MDMA's effects ?&#10;A) MDMA's effects will be completely blocked.&#10;B) MDMA's effects will be shorter.&#10;C) There will be no change in MDMA's effects.&#10;D) MDMA's effects will last longer.

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Question 26

Experiencing a moment of pleasant images that a person remembered from a previous experience using a hallucinogen is an example of&#8230;&#10;A) a symptom of hallucinogen persisting perception disorder.&#10;B) a synesthetic experience.&#10;C) a flashback.&#10;D) a good trip.

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Question 27

The most known drug among the mixed stimulant-psychedelic drugs is&#8230;&#10;A) 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine.&#10;B) dextroampehtamine.&#10;C) 2,4-methamphetaminelyseric acid.&#10;D) methylempathogen.

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Question 28

A drug that promotes feelings of perceiving greater insight about oneself or 'touching within' is known as a(n)&#8230;&#10;A) empathogen.&#10;B) entactogen.&#10;C) hallucinogen.&#10;D) sympathomimetic.

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Question 29

A perception of images or sounds that are not real is a&#8230;&#10;A) pseudo-hallucination.&#10;B) true hallucination.&#10;C) real hallucination.&#10;D) quasi-hallucination.

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Question 30

The activite metabolite of MDMA,abbreviated as __________,also exhibits psychedelic effects.&#10;A) AMPA&#10;B) MDA&#10;C) NBOmE&#10;D) LSD

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Question 31

A person imagining pulsing changes in brightness of flowers printed on wallpaper is experiencing&#8230;&#10;A) true hallucinations.&#10;B) hue contrast illusions.&#10;C) a pseudo-hallucinations&#10;D) Kanizsa illusions.

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Question 32

The pharmaceutical company that developed MDMA was&#8230;&#10;A) Merck.&#10;B) Dow.&#10;C) Eli Lilly.&#10;D) Pfizer.

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Question 33

If a user takes another dose of MDMA a few hours later when the effects of MDMA are no longer noticeable,the user may&#8230;&#10;A) experience greater hallucinogenic effects than stimulant effects.&#10;B) feel fewer effects due to acute tolerance.&#10;C) experience greater overall effects than he otherwise expected.&#10;D) feel a greater urge to continue using MDMA.

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Question 34

In addition to MDMA,other drugs known to be mixed stimulant-psychedelic drugs include all of the following except&#8230;&#10;A) MDEA&#10;B) AMT&#10;C) 5-MeO-DIPT&#10;D) 6-OH-DPAT

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Question 35

A person seeing an animal,that in reality is not there,appear before would be an example of &#8230;&#10;A) false hallucination.&#10;B) quasi-hallucination.&#10;C) true hallucination.&#10;D) object hallucination.

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Question 36

After using LSD,the user noticed that he sees images coming from his friend's mouth when he spoke.This is an example of&#8230;&#10;A) synesthesia.&#10;B) hypersuggestiblity.&#10;C) a pseudo-hallucination.&#10;D) a bad trip.

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Question 37

A drug that produces hallucinogenic and psychostimulant effects would be called a &#8230;&#10;A) mixed entactogen-stimulant drug.&#10;B) mixed depressant-hallucinogenic drug.&#10;C) mixed sympathomimetic-hallucinogen drug.&#10;D) mixed stimulant-psychedelic drug.

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Question 38

If LSDs were approved as legal therapeutic substance,what would its therapeutic index be?&#10;A) Large.&#10;B) Small&#10;C) 1.&#10;D) An inverse therapeutic index.

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Question 39

How does the rate of elimination of MDMA change over time?&#10;A) Slows over time.&#10;B) Remains constant.&#10;C) Increases over time.&#10;D) Shifts to zero-order kinetics.

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Question 40

A hallucinogenic experience is called a &#8230;&#10;A) psychedelic dance.&#10;B) voyage.&#10;C) experience.&#10;D) trip.

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Question 41

Chronic administration of MDMA can cause damage to&#8230;&#10;A) dopamine neurons.&#10;B) serotonin neurons.&#10;C) glutamate neurons.&#10;D) GABA neurons.

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Question 42

Clinical studies have demonstrated an efficacy of MDMA for treating posttraumatic stress disorder,which is likely due to MDMA's _____________ effects.&#10;A) stimulant&#10;B) empathogenic&#10;C) hallucinogenic&#10;D) flashback

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Question 43

Combining the serotonin releaser fenfluramine with the psychostimulant d-amphetamine will likely produce effects most similar to&#8230;&#10;A) Fluoxetine.&#10;B) Methamphetamine.&#10;C) LSD.&#10;D) MDMA.

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Question 44

MDMA's effects on monoamine neurotransmission at a low dose consists of &#8230;&#10;A) no effects on dopamine or serotonin release.&#10;B) reduced dopamine and serotonin release.&#10;C) greater dopamine release than serotonin release.&#10;D) greater serotonin release than dopamine release.

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Question 45

If a person had indicated he used MDMA and yet he has no changes in blood pressure or heart rate,you should conclude that he took a&#8230;&#10;A) medium dose.&#10;B) low dose.&#10;C) high dose.&#10;D) different drug.

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Question 46

Findings supporting serotonin neurotoxicity occuring in humans who heavily use MDMA include the following except&#8230;&#10;A) lower cerebrospinal fluid levels of 5-HIAA.&#10;B) lower levels of serotonin membrane transporters from PET imaging.&#10;C) lower levels of serotonin membrane transporters from PET imaging in those no longer using MDMA.&#10;D) increased levels of serotonin receptors.

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Question 47

Adverse effects associated with MDMA's serotonergic pharmacological actions consist of&#8230;&#10;A) cardiovascular disease.&#10;B) tooth decay.&#10;C) depression.&#10;D) hallucinogen persisting perception disorder.

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Question 48

Taking high doses of MDMA while engaging in strenuous physical activity can lead to&#8230;&#10;A) delirium.&#10;B) hallucinogen persisting perception disorder.&#10;C) multiple organ failure.&#10;D) severe confusion.

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Question 49

The physiological effects of MDMA are most likely to occur at &#8230;&#10;A) high doses.&#10;B) medium doses.&#10;C) low doses.&#10;D) toxic doses.

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Question 50

If a user co-administered the drug fenfluramine,a serotonin releaser,with MDMA,the user will likely experience&#8230;&#10;A) greater hallucinogenic effects.&#10;B) greater stimulant effects.&#10;C) weaker hallucinogenic effects.&#10;D) weaker stimulant effects.

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Question 51

Behaviorally,MDMA may lead to physical harm due to&#8230;&#10;A) using unclean needles.&#10;B) attentuated pain signalling.&#10;C) impulsive irrational behavior.&#10;D) burns from MDMA pipes.

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Question 52

A feeling of having heightened senses from using MDMA can occur &#8230;&#10;A) only after consuming alcohol with MDMA.&#10;B) at low doses.&#10;C) only at high doses.&#10;D) only at doses that produce significant physiological effects.

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Question 53

MDMA's effects on monoamine neurotransmission at a high dose consists of &#8230;&#10;A) no effects on dopamine or serotonin release.&#10;B) a similar degree of dopamine and serotonin release.&#10;C) greater dopamine release than serotonin release.&#10;D) greater serotonin release than dopamine release.

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Question 54

All the following are reasons that the effects of MDMA may be different in a party setting than a laboratory setting except&#8230;&#10;A) an Ecstasy tablet may not contain MDMA.&#10;B) users often take other substances in addition to Ecstasy.&#10;C) a user may be on psychoactive medications.&#10;D) the chemical structure of MDMA will be different for clandestinely synthesized MDMA.

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Question 55

Depression occurring soon after MDMA use is associated with a __________ effect.&#10;A) rebound&#10;B) subjective&#10;C) retraction&#10;D) low stimulation

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Question 56

Which of the following drug mechanisms likely would prevent the hallucinogenic effects of MDMA from occurring?&#10;A) a dopamine receptor antagonist.&#10;B) a GABAA receptor antagonist.&#10;C) a serotonin receptor antagonist.&#10;D) a norepinephrine receptor antagonist.

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Question 57

If a user co-administered the drug d-amphetamine,a dopamine releaser,with MDMA,the user will likely mostly experience&#8230;&#10;A) greater hallucinogenic effects.&#10;B) greater stimulant effects.&#10;C) weaker hallucinogenic effects.&#10;D) weaker stimulant effects.

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Question 58

An atypical antipsychotic drug,which among many other receptor mechanisms serves as antagonist for serotonin and dopamine receptors,would likely&#8230;&#10;A) only reduce MDMA's hallucinogenic effects.&#10;B) only reduce MDMA's stimulant effects.&#10;C) reduce both MDMA's hallucinogenic and stimulant effects.&#10;D) cause no change to MDMA's effects.

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Question 59

If you verified that a person used MDMA and yet had no changes in blood pressure or heart rate,you should conclude that&#8230;&#10;A) he experienced equal hallucinogenic effects and stimulant effects.&#10;B) he experienced greater stimulant effects that hallucinogenic effects.&#10;C) he experienced greater hallucinogenic effects that stimulant effects.&#10;D) he neither experienced hallucinogenic effects or stimulant effects.

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Question 60

Which of the following drug mechanisms likely would prevent the stimulant effects of MDMA from occurring?&#10;A) a dopamine receptor antagonist.&#10;B) a GABAA receptor antagonist.&#10;C) a serotonin receptor antagonist.&#10;D) a norepinephrine receptor antagonist.

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Question 61

By inhibiting NMDA receptors,phencyclidine&#8230;&#10;A) produces cataplexy.&#10;B) inhibits memory.&#10;C) produces anxiety.&#10;D) increases pain.

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Question 62

The opioid drug dextromethorphan produces psychedelic effects at high doses by acting on &#8230;&#10;A) 5-HT&#8322;A receptors.&#10;B) D&#8322; receptors.&#10;C) NMDA receptors.&#10;D) GABAA receptors.

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Question 63

An antipsychotic drug that acts as an antagonist for 5-HT&#8322;A receptors and D&#8322; receptors would likely&#8230;&#10;A) have no effect on phencyclidine.&#10;B) enhance some of the effects of phencyclidine.&#10;C) reduce some of the effects of phencyclidine.&#10;D) inhibit the biotransformation of phencyclidine.

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Question 64

The psychoactive constituent in Salvia divinorum is &#8230;&#10;A) salvinorin A.&#10;B) psilocybin.&#10;C) mescaline.&#10;D) ergot.

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Deck 12: Psychedelic Drugs