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effect class
is a kind of:
drug
A category of
drug
based on similar
effect
on the brain as experienced by the patient.
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amnestic
anaphrodisiac
anesthetic
anorexiant
aphrodisiac
appetite stimulant
ataraxic
central nervous system depressant
chronobiotic
deliriant
depressor of affect
depressor of vigilance
dissociative
dissociative anesthetic
emetic
empathogen
entactogen
entheogen
epileptogenic
euphoriant
general anesthetic
hallucinogen
hypnotic
immunomodulatory
incapacitating agent
inhalational anesthetic
local anesthetic
major tranquilizer
minor tranquilizer
muscle relaxant
narcosynthetic
neuroleptic
neuroprotective
neurotoxin
nootropic
oneirogen
panicogen
psychedelic
psychehormic
psychelytic
psychephoric
psycheplastic
psycherhexic
psychezymic
psychoanaleptic
psychodysleptic
psycholeptic
psychostimulant
psychotomimetic
sedative-hypnotic
serenic
sex enhancer
stimulant of affect
stimulant of vigilance
sympathomimetic
topical anesthetic
tranquilizer
volatile anesthetic
wakefulness-promoting
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