David takes a dose of lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD). An hour after administration, David begins to experience the hallucinogenic effects of the drug. His perception of the sounds he hears and the objects he sees becomes distorted. He also begins to feel as though his arms have detached themselves from his body. Which of the following neurological phenomena is David most likely experiencing?
A. Parosmia
B. Synesthesia
C. Flashback
D. Allochiria
Answer: B
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1. "That is a good idea; you are experiencing a serious side effect.". 2. "You can decrease that side effect by rinsing your mouth after use.". 3. "That is a common side effect; it will go away in time.". 4. "Are you sure you are using the medication properly?"
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a. Has the patient take a Betadine shower before the brace is placed b. Removes any wrinkles from the patient's thin cotton shirt under the brace c. Asks the patient when her menstrual pe-riod is next due d. Instructs the patient on how to loosen the brace for comfort
Which are common signs and symptoms of dehydration? (Select all that apply.)
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