D398 WGU Pharmacology – Questions With Valid
Solutions
Schedule 1 Correct Answer - high risk for abuse, no accepted
medical use
Schedule 2 Correct Answer - high risk for abuse, accepted
medical uses
Schedule 3 Correct Answer - moderate to low potential for
abuse and dependence
Schedule 4 Correct Answer - low risk of abuse and dependence
Schedule 5 Correct Answer - lowest risk for abuse and
dependence
Schedule 1 drugs Correct Answer - heroin, LSD, marijuana,
ecstasy
Schedule 2 drugs Correct Answer - morphine, oxycodone,
fentanyl, hydrocodone
Schedule 3 drugs Correct Answer - ketamine, anabolic
steroids, and testosterone
Schedule 4 drugs Correct Answer - xanax, klonopin, ativan,
valium
Schedule 5 drugs Correct Answer - Robitussin AC, Phenergan
with codeine, antiseizure
, Schedule II Correct Answer - Which schedule substance is only
able to be refilled with a new prescription?
Scheduled drugs Correct Answer - Which type of drugs must
be uploaded to a state's prescription drug monitoring program
(PDMP)?
the indications Correct Answer - Which part of a drug
reference is used to look up the diseases that a drug treats?
the dosage of a controlled substance Correct Answer - What
does the number three (3) indicate in the trade name Tylenol No. 3?
The Controlled Substance Act of 1970 Correct Answer - What
is the federal statute that regulates the manufacture and
distribution of the drugs that are capable of causing dependency
The Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906 Correct Answer - What is
the law that regulated the food and patent medicine industries;
some business leaders called it socialistic meddling by the
government
The Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act of 1938 Correct Answer
- What is the nation's major law regulating contaminants in food,
including pesticides
The controlled substance act of 1970 Correct Answer - Which
law was passed to improve consumer safety controls in response to
prescription drug abuse?
The patient likely has a lower excretion of this drug Correct
Answer - What should the doctor consider before prescribing
the dose and frequency of a new medication for a 70-year-old
patient?
Solutions
Schedule 1 Correct Answer - high risk for abuse, no accepted
medical use
Schedule 2 Correct Answer - high risk for abuse, accepted
medical uses
Schedule 3 Correct Answer - moderate to low potential for
abuse and dependence
Schedule 4 Correct Answer - low risk of abuse and dependence
Schedule 5 Correct Answer - lowest risk for abuse and
dependence
Schedule 1 drugs Correct Answer - heroin, LSD, marijuana,
ecstasy
Schedule 2 drugs Correct Answer - morphine, oxycodone,
fentanyl, hydrocodone
Schedule 3 drugs Correct Answer - ketamine, anabolic
steroids, and testosterone
Schedule 4 drugs Correct Answer - xanax, klonopin, ativan,
valium
Schedule 5 drugs Correct Answer - Robitussin AC, Phenergan
with codeine, antiseizure
, Schedule II Correct Answer - Which schedule substance is only
able to be refilled with a new prescription?
Scheduled drugs Correct Answer - Which type of drugs must
be uploaded to a state's prescription drug monitoring program
(PDMP)?
the indications Correct Answer - Which part of a drug
reference is used to look up the diseases that a drug treats?
the dosage of a controlled substance Correct Answer - What
does the number three (3) indicate in the trade name Tylenol No. 3?
The Controlled Substance Act of 1970 Correct Answer - What
is the federal statute that regulates the manufacture and
distribution of the drugs that are capable of causing dependency
The Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906 Correct Answer - What is
the law that regulated the food and patent medicine industries;
some business leaders called it socialistic meddling by the
government
The Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act of 1938 Correct Answer
- What is the nation's major law regulating contaminants in food,
including pesticides
The controlled substance act of 1970 Correct Answer - Which
law was passed to improve consumer safety controls in response to
prescription drug abuse?
The patient likely has a lower excretion of this drug Correct
Answer - What should the doctor consider before prescribing
the dose and frequency of a new medication for a 70-year-old
patient?
