What is LSD?

Also known as acid, blotter, dots, and tabs, among other slang terms, LSD is sold on the street in tablets, capsules, and occasionally in liquid form. It is a clear or white odorless substance with a slightly bitter taste. LSD is often added to absorbent paper, such as "blotter" paper paper that is divided into small-decorated squares (or "tabs"), with each square representing one dose called a "hit." The squares may be colored or have images printed on them. Liquid LSD is clear and is usually sold in a small container, tube, or flask. LSD can also be found in thin squares of gelatin.

1. What is the relevant issue(s) for social work?
2. Why is this issue(s) relevant?
3. Using examples from your work, practicum, or life experience, what are the implications of this issue(s) for particular client groups?