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96. In the context of psychedelic medicine, set refers to A) the patient’s mindset. B) the process of providing effective therapy.
103. Psychedelic medicine requires that diverse disciplines collaborate closely and communicate to clearly ensure that the therapy is safely and effectively administered.
A) True B) False
C) the environment in which therapy is provided. D) the manual of best practices established for therapy.
104. Patients who receive psychedelic therapy experience better outcomes if the therapy is administered in settings in which A) they feel safe. B) they are completely alone.
97. The initial use (and misuse) of psychedelic drugs in the 1960s was primarily associated with Albert Hofmann, a Swiss chemist who promoted the nonmedical use of MDMA.
C) everything is new or unfamiliar. D) hallucinogenic effects are promoted by loud music and flashing colors.
A) True B) False
98. Ketamine is considered a A) Schedule I drug. B) Schedule II drug. C) Schedule III drug. D) non-scheduled drug.
105. Which of the following is an aspect of psychedelic medicine setting that can enhance set? A) Music B) Lighting C) Presence of a supportive healthcare professional D) All of the above
99. Which of the following statements regarding hallucinogen and other illicit drug use is TRUE? A) Past use of any psychedelic drug is associated with a lower risk of opioid use disorder. B) History of cocaine or opioid misuse and abuse is a common precursor to hallucinogen use. C) A history of psychedelic use, particularly psilocybin, increases the risk of escalation to harder drug use. D) Individuals who used psilocybin in the past have a significantly lower rate of opioid misuse and abuse later. 100. Psilocybin, mescaline, and ayahuasca have all been used in religious ceremonies in indigenous societies in South and Central America for centuries.
106. Psychotherapy is never provided during the course of a psychedelic drug’s effects.
A) True B) False
107. Psilocybin naturally occurs in A) mushrooms. B) toad venom. C) the bark of certain trees.
D) the fruit of shrubs in southeast Asia.
108. Which of the following statements regarding psilocybin is FALSE? A) The duration of action is four to six hours. B) It is active orally at doses of around 10 mg. C) Time to onset of effect is usually within 20 to 30 minutes of ingestion. D) It is about 20 times stronger than LSD but much less potent than mescaline. 109. In animal studies of the use of psilocybin, a link has been identified between reduced prefrontal mGluR2 function and both impaired executive function and alcohol craving.
A) True B) False
101. LSD was first synthesized by A) the Aztecs.
B) Timothy Leary. C) Howard Lotsof. D) Albert Hofmann.
102. In the 1940s, LSD was marketed under the brand name Delysid for the treatment of A) neurosis. B) alcoholism.
A) True B) False
C) schizophrenia. D) All of the above
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