dissociative
- noun
- /dɪˈsoʊʃiˌeɪtɪv/
- NSFW
- But ketamine is, well, it's, it's classified as a dissociative injected anesthetic.
Examples
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Doctors sometimes use dissociative drugs to help patients with severe pain by inducing a feeling of separation from reality.
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That is the dosage that will induce these dissociative mild euphoria, those sorts of states of mind, but where people are still conscious.
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It it does produce these dissociative effects.
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Ketamine is known as a dissociative anesthetic that can create a trance-like state for those undergoing surgery.
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Many recreational users seek the dissociative effects of PCP to experience a sense of detachment from their environment.
Synonyms
Something that changes how the mind works and so changes mood, behaviour and what you notice
Compounds
- Specialized
A mental health condition where a person's memory, identity, or awareness breaks down
Surface Forms
Etymology
Dissociative as a noun names a drug and comes from dis- 'apart' and associate 'to join'. That's why a dissociative often makes a person feel 'separate' from their body, thoughts, or surroundings.