DUI_BreathTestingDay

Question 1

Drugs that cause _________, i.e.. they cause the user to perceive things differently from the way that they really are.

Answer 1

hallucinations

Question 2

What is a sensory experience of something that does not exist outside the mind.

Answer 2

Hallucinations

Question 3

A Transposition of the senses, such as
hearing colors,

seeing or smelling sounds.

A person might see a flash of color
whenever the telephone rings.

Answer 3

Synesthesia

Question 4

Natural Hallucinogens

Answer 4

Peyote
Psilocybin
Bufotine Toad
Nutmeg
Gypsum

Question 5

Hallucinations Affects

Answer 5

Perception
Sensation
Thinking
Self awareness
Emotional state

Question 6

Synthetic Hallucinogens

Answer 6

LSD (Lysergic Acid Diethylamide)

MDMA (“X” or Ecstasy)

MDA (a clear liquid or a white powder, may be in tablet form, widely abused, also called “mellow drug of America.”

STP or DOM

DMT (businessman’s lunch)

MMDA (effects are similar to MDA or peyote)

Question 7

Psychophysical Indicators

Answer 7

Uncoordinated

Severe divided attention impairment

Poor perception of time and distance

Poor balance

Distorted internal clock

Question 8

Stimulant overdoses can sometimes cause what

Answer 8

Hallucinations

Question 9

Transposition of senses

Answer 9

Synesthesia

Question 10

Transposition of Senses is…

Answer 10

A clock ticking sound

Triggers another sense such as smell or sight

Question 11

Eye Indicators of Hallucinogens

Answer 11

Neither Horizontal or Vertical Nystagmus will be present

The Pupils will be Noticeable Dilated

Question 12

Methods of Hallucinogen Ingestion

Answer 12

Orally
Smoked
Transdermal
Absorption
Injected
Snorted

Question 13

General Indicators of Hallucinations

Answer 13

Dazed appearance
Body Tremors
Perspiring
Paranoia
Disorientation
Nausea
Difficulty in Speech
Piloerection
Hallucinations and Flashbacks

Question 14

True/False - Durations of hallucinations vary widely from on hallucinogen to another

Answer 14

True

Question 15

True/False - Hallucinogeons with change your mood once taken

Answer 15

False

They enhance the mood that you are in when you take them

Question 16

True/False - Paranoia, nausea, sweating and having a ‘dazed appearance are all common indicators of someone taking a hallucinogen

Answer 16

True

Question 17

What are (2) Dissociative Anesthitics

Answer 17

PCP

Ketamine

Question 18

LSD usually lasts how long

Answer 18

10 - 12 hours peaks between 4 - 6

Question 19

True/False - PCP exhibits symptoms that are found in both CNS depressants and CNS Stimulants

Answer 19

True

Question 20

What is Analog

Answer 20

A “Chemical First Cousin”

Ketamine is an analog of PCP and continues to be produced and sold legitimately

Question 21

True/False - PCP in some respects acts like a hallucinogen

Answer 21

True

Question 22

Dextromethorphan is a….

Answer 22

Dissociative Anesthetic

Question 23

PCP was orginally manufactured as an ________ _____

Answer 23

Intravenous Anesthetic

Question 24

Cuts off or distorts brains perception of the rest of the body and increases the users pain threshold

Answer 24

Dissociative Anesthetic

Question 25

Perspiring, blank stare, cyclic behavior, chemical order, Incomplete verbal responses, Slurred speech and warm to the touch, violent and confusion are all general indicators of….

Answer 25

Dissociative Anesthetic

Question 26

PCP duration

Answer 26

4 - 6 hours

Question 27

Ketamine duration

Answer 27

about and hour maybe 2