RECALLED AND RESCHEDULED - 101-2 | Pair with 101 Unit 2 PT 2

Class 1 Recall

Very likely to cause serious adverse effects or death

Class 2 Recall

Causes temporary but reversible effects, little chances of serious adverse effects

Class 3 Recall

Unlikely to cause adverse effects (ex: error in label)

Schedule I Medication

Have HIGH abuse and addiction potential; NO accepted medical abuse in the US

Examples of Schedule I Medications

Marijuana, LSD, MDMA, peyote, mescaline, methaqualone

Schedule II Medication

High abuse and addiction potential, DO have medical use in the US

Examples of Schedule II Medications

Cocaine, dilaudid (hydromorphone), ritalin (methylphenidate), seconal (secrobarbital), and several amphetamines

Schedule III Medication

Has abuse and addiction potential, but not like schedule II

Examples of Schedule III Medications

Combinations of hydrocodone and codeine products

Schedule IV Medication

Low potential for abuse

Examples of Schedule IV Medications

Valium (diazepam), and halcion (triazolam)

Schedule V Medication

Have low abuse potential; consists of preparation w very limited amounts of controlled substance in each dose

Examples of Schedule V Medications

Lamotil (diphenoxylate and atropine) and some cough syrups containing codeine

What does the DEA require for schedule II medications?

DEA requires accurate and meticulous records for controlled substances

What forms are used for schedule II medications?

DEA Forms 222 & 224

DEA Form 41

Destroys controlled substances

DEA Form 106

Loss or theft of controlled substances

DEA Form 222

Purchasing schedule I and II drugs

DEA Form 224

Dispensing controlled substances

DEA Form 225

Manufactures controlled substances