Regulations
Equivalents
Definitions
Types of Medications
What's the category?
100

DHHS stands for

Department of Health and Human Services Commission.

100

1 Tsp = how many ml

5

100

The branch of pharmacology concerned with the effects of drugs and the mechanism of their action

Pharmacodynamics

100

has a special coating that keeps them from dissolving in the acid secretions of the stomach. They dissolve in the intestines. DO NOT CRUSH

Enteric Coated Tablets and Capsules

100

Lower potential for abuse. ex: alprazolam or valium

Schedule 4

200

Late renewal less than 90 days price

$22.50

200

1 Tbsp = how many ml

15

200

ADME

Absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion

200

designed to dissolve in the mouth to coat and soothe mouth and throat. * what effect do these have?

Troches and Lozenges  * Demulcent effect

200

High potential for abuse. Ex. morphine, hydrocodone

Schedule 2

300

What is the FDCA?

Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act of 1938

300

1 ounce = how many ml

30

300

The branch of pharmacology concerned wit the movement of drugs within the body.

Pharmacokinetics

300

Heavy solution of water and sugar, usually with a flavoring, mixed with a very small amount of drug.

Syrup

300

low potential for abuse ex. promethazine with codeine

Schedule 5

400

FDCA mandates...

that drug manufactures test all drugs for potentially harmful effects, and that drug labels are complete.

400

15 grains = how many grams

1

400

The study of drugs

Pharmacology

400

Solution of alcohol, containing 10-20% of a drug. Must be capped tightly.

Elixirs

400

Moderately high potential for abuse ex. T3

schedule 3

500

Cost of 1st renewal

$15.00

500

1 gram = how many mg

1,000

500

Desirable or undesirable effects of a drug apart from the primary purpose.

Side Effects

500

contain heavy particles of medication mixed with water that forms a milky liquid. MUST BE SHAKEN

Magmas

500

abuse rate is the highest ex. meth, peyote

Schedule 1

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