NMDA Antagonist Hallucinogens
From Clinical Textbook of Addictive Disorders, 4th Edition
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- The NMDA antagonist hallucinogens (NAHs) are known as____________ _________________________
- The NMDA antagonist hallucinations include all the following except:
- Most hallucinogens are Schedule _______ drugs according to the Controlled Substance Act of 1970
- This drug comes as a tablet, powder or liquid. The half life can last 7-46 hours and effects can persist for days
- A schedule III drug synthesized as an anesthetic
- This drug is commonly used to suppress coughs, but large doses can produce psychoactive effects
- Neurobiologically, the hallucinogens can be addictive due to the increase in _________________in the VTA and NA of the mesolimbic system
- True or False: The NAHs are one of most addictive classes of substances with abuse potential.
- Stage ___ is the desirable reward state associated with the use of hallucinogens, which creates euphoria, dissociation & psychedelic effect
- Mental illnesses exacerbated by use of NAHs include psychosis, depressive and _____________________spectrum disorders.
- The most dangerous hallucinogen from a medical standpoint is ________, due to it's long half-life.
- True or False: Dextromethorphan toxicity can cause serotonin syndrome if combined with MAOIs, SSRIs or other serotoninergic drugs.
- Ketamine has been shown to help all the following except:
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