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Pharmacology

Chapter 11

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Schedule I drugs high potential for abuse, has NO currently accepted medical use in tx in the US
3 examples Schedule I drugs 1. heroin 2. marijuana 3. LSD
Schedule II drugs high potential for abuse, has a currently accepted medical use in tx in the US
3 examples Schedule II drugs 1. morphine 2. cocaine 3. oxycodone
Schedule III drugs potential for abuse less than the drugs in I or II, has a currently accepted medical use in tx in the US
3 examples Schedule III drugs limited concentrations of: 1. codeine 2. hydrocodone 3. morphine
Schedule IV drugs low potential for abuse relative in Schedule III, has a currently accepted medical use in tx in the US
3 examples Schedule IV drugs 1. phenobarbital 2. diazepam 3. chloral hydrate
Schedule V drugs low potential for abuse relative in Schedule IV, has a currently accepted medical us in tx in the US
3 examples Schedule V drugs 1. non-narcotic codeine 2. non-narcotic opium 3. non-narcotic ethylmorphine
United States Pharmacopoeia/National Formulary (USP) includes a list of approved drugs and defines them with respect to source, chemistry, physical properties, tests for identity, method of assay, storage, and dosage
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