Basic Principals Definitions

Question 1

Off-label use

Answer 1

drug not approved for specific things but still effective

Question 2

Phase 1 of Clinical Trials

Answer 2

Is it safe?
-small group of healthy volunteers s
-pharmacokinetic characterization

Question 3

phase 2 of clinical trials

Answer 3

Does it work?
-drug effectiveness
-test on people with the disease
-placebo and positive control

Question 4

Phase 3 of clinical trials

Answer 4

how well does it work? common side effects?
-large scale trial with people with target disease

Question 6

Schedule II controlled substance examples

Answer 6

Codeine
Oxycodone
Hydrocodone
Morphine
Amphetamine
Secobarbital
Cocaine

Question 7

Schedule I controlled substance examples

Answer 7

Heroin
LSD
marijuana
Hallucinogens

Question 8

Schedule III controlled substance examples

Answer 8

Acetaminophen/Codeine mixtures (<90mg codeine)

Ketamine

Question 9

Schedule IV controlled substance examples

Answer 9

Tramadol
Dextropropoxyphene forms
Diazepam (valium)

Question 10

Schedule V controlled substance examples

Answer 10

Some codeine containing cough syrups

Question 11

Schedule II controlled substance requirements

Answer 11

Prescription (monitored by FDA and DEA)
Cannot be telephoned in, MUST BE TYPED OR WRITTEN
Require new prescription for a refill