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| What are the five classifications/schedules of drugs called? |
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| What are Schedule 1 drugs? |
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NOT ONE ACCEPTED MEDICAL USE; high abuse potential.
EX: heroin, LSD |
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| What are schedule II drugs? |
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Substances with a COUPLE of accepted medical uses; but severe abuse potential.
ex. amphetamines,Cocaine,morphine,barbtit. |
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| What are Schedule III drugs? |
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| Middle of the road in terms of accepted medical usage; some usages, but moderate abuse potential; ex-opium, some benzos, tylenol with codeine,barbt |
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| What are Schedule IV drugs? |
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| Substances with accepted medical uses, but mild abuse potential; benzodiazipines, choral hydrate (sedative) |
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| What are Schedule V drugs? |
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| Substances with accepted medical use, but low abuse potential; mixtures with small amounts of codeine-Robitussin, |
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| Which widely used substance is left off of the schedule of drugs? |
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