To: Helms
Pot (my guess),Exstacy, Special K, as well as other designer drugs come to mind.What is Special K? I've never heard of that one.
To: Lion's Cub
Special K = Ketamine, veterinary anesthetic if I am not mistaken.
To: Lion's Cub
Ketamine: Ketamine is used as a veterinary and medical anaesthetic, and has dissociative/psychedelic effects at lower doses. ...
92 posted on
01/29/2002 7:55:46 AM PST by
Helms
To: Miss Antiwar
Still bitter? LOL...
To: Lion's Cub
Special K: ketamine, a noncompetitive N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) glutamate receptor antagonist.
From a number of PubMed abstracts:
In numerous studies ketamine is described as a safe sedative agent for children undergoing painful procedures. Ketamine rapidly induces a dissociative state with profound analgesia and amnesia for the event while preserving airway reflexes and ventilation. The greatest experience with ketamine as an anaesthetic agent is in the developing world where it is frequently used by non-anaesthetists in situations where monitoring equipment is poor or absent.
The excellent safety profile of ketamine has made it the drug of choice for both pediatric sedation and much veterinary medicine. Fortunately, this safety record also means that few patients who deliberately overdose during recreational use will have substantial morbidity or mortality. Most morbidity and mortality will occur from accidents during the induced dysphoric state. Since vomiting occurs with high doses, aspiration is a distinct possibility in the deeply comatose patient.
155 posted on
01/29/2002 8:11:14 AM PST by
aruanan
To: Lion's Cub
I think it's cat tranquilizer...
To: Lion's Cub
What is Special K? I've never heard of that one.
Its a tranqualizer used by vets that comes in a liquid form that kids take along with extacy pills. Extacy is an upper and Special K is a downer. You make it by smearing it on a cookie sheet and bakeing it in an oven then when it flakes up you scape it off and ground it up into a fine powder.
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