"PCP combines the effects of sedatives, stimulants, narcotics, and hallucinogens, making it an unusually unpredictable and therefore extremely dangerous drug. This program describes PCP and evaluates phencyclidine and the veterinary anesthetic ketamine. A police officer, an addiction specialist, an addiction counselor, a veterinarian, and recovering addicts review the history and biological effects of PCP, employing case studies and personal experience to assess their use, abuse, and hazards - including false feelings of invincibility, flashbacks, and even psychosis."--container.
""PCP combines the effects of sedatives, stimulants, narcotics, and hallucinogens, making it an unusually unpredictable and therefore extremely dangerous drug. This program describes PCP and evaluates phencyclidine and the veterinary anesthetic ketamine. A police officer, an addiction specialist, an addiction counselor, a veterinarian, and recovering addicts review the history and biological effects of PCP, employing case studies and personal experience to assess their use, abuse, and hazards - including false feelings of invincibility, flashbacks, and even psychosis."--container."@en
"Describes the drugs phencyclidine and ketamine."
"This program describes PCP and evaluates phencyclidine and the veterinary anesthetic ketamine. A police officer, an addiction specialist, an addiction counselor, a veterinarian, and recovering addicts review the history and biological effects of PCP, employing case studies and personal experience to assess their use, abuse and hazards - including false feelings of invincibility, flashbacks, and even psychosis."@en
"This program describes PCP and evaluates phencyclidine and the veterinary anesthetic ketamine. A police officer, an addiction specialist, an addiction counselor, a veterinarian, and recovering addicts review the history and biological effects of PCP, employing case studies and personal experience to assess their use, abuse and hazards - including false feelings of invincibility, flashbacks, and even psychosis."
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