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What is the scientific name of this drug? What are other common names of this drug?

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What is the scientific name of this drug? What are other common names of this drug?

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The scientific name of this drug is called Phencyclidine.

Other names of this drug:

PCP

Angel Dust

Hog

Ozone

Rocket Fuel

Shermans

Wack

Crystal and Embalming fluid

Names combined with marijuana

Killer Joints

Super Grass

Fry

Lovelies

Wets

Waters

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It's classified as a hallucinogen.

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How does this drug affect the human body?

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How does this drug affect the human body?

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It can cause respiratory failure.

Binds to the nervous system and blocks neurological impulses and pathways

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How much can you ingest before the drug toxicity level becomes poisonous?

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How much can you ingest before the drug toxicity level becomes poisonous?

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Anything above 15 mg can be fatal.

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What symptoms would a person have from taking this drug at a low toxicity level? Poisonous level?

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What symptoms would a person have from taking this drug at a low toxicity level? Poisonous level?

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Low toxicity level:

Numbness

confusion

Dizziness

Nausea

Sensory perceptions change

Hallucinations

changes in your heart rate and blood pressure

Poisonous Level:

Very high blood pressure and body temp

Aggression

psychological stress

hallucinations

memory loss

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How much time does this drug stay in your body?

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How much time does this drug stay in your body?

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It stays in your body normally for 21 hours. It could be more depending on how much is in your system.

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Is there a cure/treatment of an overdose?

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Is there a cure/treatment of an overdose?

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People who are experiencing a "bad trip", they are placed in a quiet area or silent room with little sensory stimulation

Sometimes get put on benzodiazepines

Control seizures or extremely agitated behavior

No known treatment

residential treatment is the best way

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)

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How would a forensic scientist test for this drug?

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How would a forensic scientist test for this drug?

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Are there any researched based health benefits to using this drug?

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Are there any researched based health benefits to using this drug?

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There is no type of health benefits for PCP. PCP is overall a bad drug to take because of all of the effects that comes with either short term or long term effects.

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Can you legally buy this drug? What requirements are needed to legally obtain it?

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Can you legally buy this drug? What requirements are needed to legally obtain it?

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Has no medically or legally sanctioned use

They sell illegally $10 to $25

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Developed in the 1950's as a surgical anesthetic

It is extremely dangerous

It comes in a powder but also can come in a liquid

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https://www.deadiversion.usdoj.gov/drug_chem_info/pcp.pdf
https://www.verywellmind.com/basic-facts-about-pcp-67498
https://www.therecoveryvillage.com/pcp-addiction/pcp-overdose/#gref
https://www.criminaldefenselawyer.com/resources/pcp-possession-and-penalties.htm
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/305328.php