Controlled substance schedules and federal pharmacy law concepts tested on the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board exam.
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- What does CSA stand for in pharmacy law?
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Controlled Substances Act- In what year was the Controlled Substances Act enacted?
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1970- Which federal agency enforces the Controlled Substances Act?
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The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)- What defines a Schedule I controlled substance?
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High potential for abuse and no currently accepted medical use in the United States- What defines a Schedule II controlled substance?
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High potential for abuse, an accepted medical use, and abuse may lead to severe psychological or physical dependence- What defines a Schedule III controlled substance?
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Abuse potential less than Schedule I or II, with moderate to low physical dependence but high psychological dependence- What defines a Schedule IV controlled substance?
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Low potential for abuse relative to Schedule III substances- What defines a Schedule V controlled substance?
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The lowest abuse potential of the controlled substance schedules- Give an example of a Schedule I substance.
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Heroin- Give an example of a Schedule II substance.
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Oxycodone- Give an example of a Schedule III substance.
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Ketamine- Give an example of a Schedule IV substance.
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Alprazolam- Give an example of a Schedule V substance.
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A cough preparation containing a small amount of codeine- How many refills are allowed on a Schedule II prescription?
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None, a new prescription is required each time- What is the maximum refill limit for Schedule III through V prescriptions?
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Up to 5 refills within 6 months of the date issued
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