NEW MEXICO VETERINARY FINAL PAPER 2025/2026
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GUARANTEE A+
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🎈✔Where do board hearings take place? - ✔✔In the county of residence or in the
county of occurrence of the complaint.
🎈✔Are board hearings public? - ✔✔Yes, but in certain circumstances the board can
conduct a private hearing.
🎈✔True or False: in a hearing each party may peremptorily excuse one board member
or hearing officer by filing at least 20 days prior to the hearing. - ✔✔True
🎈✔True or False: if there are not enough board members for a quorum then the
governor can appoint temporary members to the board. - ✔✔True
🎈✔What makes something a schedule I drug? - ✔✔*High potential for abuse
*No accepted medical use
🎈✔Define schedule II medication. - ✔✔*High potential for abuse
*ACCEPTED medical use
*Abuse may lead to severe psychic or psychologic dependence.
🎈✔Define schedule III - ✔✔*Less potential for abuse than I and II
*Accepted medical use
*May lead to low dependence
🎈✔Define schedule IV - ✔✔*Low potential for abuse
*Accepted medical use
*Limited dependence
🎈✔Define schedule V - ✔✔*Accepted medical treatment
*Limited to no abuse
🎈✔Which is considered more dangerous; schedule I or schedule V medications? -
✔✔Schedule I
🎈✔In New Mexico are marijuana and psilocybin considered schedule I? - ✔✔Yes
🎈✔What drug schedule is phenobarbitol? - ✔✔IV
🎈✔What schedule are most opiates? - ✔✔II
, 🎈✔What are the maximum fees the board can charge to the regulation and control of
controlled substances? - ✔✔$80.00
🎈✔True or False: upon revocation of controlled substance order becoming final the
board may apply to the court for an order to sell all controlled substances under seal. -
✔✔True
🎈✔What drug schedules need to be kept separate from the rest? - ✔✔I and II
🎈✔How long do controlled substance records need to be kept? - ✔✔A minimum of
three years from date of record
🎈✔True or false: a practitioner is NOT required to keep records of controlled
substances in schedules II through V that he prescribes or administers in the lawful
course of his professional practice. - ✔✔True
🎈✔Can schedule II prescriptions be refilled? - ✔✔No
🎈✔True or false: a controlled substance in schedule III or IV may be refilled for up to a
year from the original prescription. - ✔✔False; no longer than six months.
🎈✔True or False: drugs in schedules II, III and IV must contain a label stating it is
illegal to transfer the medication to any person other than the patient. - ✔✔True
🎈✔True or False: distributing marijuana to a minor results in a felony. - ✔✔True
🎈✔Do the cruelty to animal statues apply to insects or reptiles? - ✔✔No
🎈✔What is lawful justification of animal cruelty? - ✔✔*Humanely destroying a sick or
injured animal
*Protecting a human or animal from death or injury due to an attack by another animal.
🎈✔Is animal cruelty a misdemeanor or felony? - ✔✔Typically a misdemeanor but
felony for extreme cruelty.
🎈✔Define extreme cruelty - ✔✔*Intentionally or maliciously torturing, mutilating, injuring
or poisoning an animal, or maliciously killing an animal.
🎈✔How long can a cow be detained for milking? - ✔✔No more than 2 hours
🎈✔True or false: intracardiac injections are permitted on a conscious animal. -
✔✔False
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GUARANTEE A+
🎈
🎈✔Where do board hearings take place? - ✔✔In the county of residence or in the
county of occurrence of the complaint.
🎈✔Are board hearings public? - ✔✔Yes, but in certain circumstances the board can
conduct a private hearing.
🎈✔True or False: in a hearing each party may peremptorily excuse one board member
or hearing officer by filing at least 20 days prior to the hearing. - ✔✔True
🎈✔True or False: if there are not enough board members for a quorum then the
governor can appoint temporary members to the board. - ✔✔True
🎈✔What makes something a schedule I drug? - ✔✔*High potential for abuse
*No accepted medical use
🎈✔Define schedule II medication. - ✔✔*High potential for abuse
*ACCEPTED medical use
*Abuse may lead to severe psychic or psychologic dependence.
🎈✔Define schedule III - ✔✔*Less potential for abuse than I and II
*Accepted medical use
*May lead to low dependence
🎈✔Define schedule IV - ✔✔*Low potential for abuse
*Accepted medical use
*Limited dependence
🎈✔Define schedule V - ✔✔*Accepted medical treatment
*Limited to no abuse
🎈✔Which is considered more dangerous; schedule I or schedule V medications? -
✔✔Schedule I
🎈✔In New Mexico are marijuana and psilocybin considered schedule I? - ✔✔Yes
🎈✔What drug schedule is phenobarbitol? - ✔✔IV
🎈✔What schedule are most opiates? - ✔✔II
, 🎈✔What are the maximum fees the board can charge to the regulation and control of
controlled substances? - ✔✔$80.00
🎈✔True or False: upon revocation of controlled substance order becoming final the
board may apply to the court for an order to sell all controlled substances under seal. -
✔✔True
🎈✔What drug schedules need to be kept separate from the rest? - ✔✔I and II
🎈✔How long do controlled substance records need to be kept? - ✔✔A minimum of
three years from date of record
🎈✔True or false: a practitioner is NOT required to keep records of controlled
substances in schedules II through V that he prescribes or administers in the lawful
course of his professional practice. - ✔✔True
🎈✔Can schedule II prescriptions be refilled? - ✔✔No
🎈✔True or false: a controlled substance in schedule III or IV may be refilled for up to a
year from the original prescription. - ✔✔False; no longer than six months.
🎈✔True or False: drugs in schedules II, III and IV must contain a label stating it is
illegal to transfer the medication to any person other than the patient. - ✔✔True
🎈✔True or False: distributing marijuana to a minor results in a felony. - ✔✔True
🎈✔Do the cruelty to animal statues apply to insects or reptiles? - ✔✔No
🎈✔What is lawful justification of animal cruelty? - ✔✔*Humanely destroying a sick or
injured animal
*Protecting a human or animal from death or injury due to an attack by another animal.
🎈✔Is animal cruelty a misdemeanor or felony? - ✔✔Typically a misdemeanor but
felony for extreme cruelty.
🎈✔Define extreme cruelty - ✔✔*Intentionally or maliciously torturing, mutilating, injuring
or poisoning an animal, or maliciously killing an animal.
🎈✔How long can a cow be detained for milking? - ✔✔No more than 2 hours
🎈✔True or false: intracardiac injections are permitted on a conscious animal. -
✔✔False
