Ohio Pharmacy Law Practice Test 2025 – 400 Free Practice Questions to Pass the Exam

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How is a dangerous drug classified that is not in Category III?

Category I

Category II

A dangerous drug that is not in Category III is classified as Category II. In Ohio law, Category II drugs are those that have a higher potential for abuse or dependency than those classified in Category III. Category II includes many controlled substances that are recognized for their therapeutic benefits but also carry a significant risk for misuse or adverse effects, thereby warranting stricter regulations regarding their prescription and distribution.

Category I typically comprises substances that are not legally available for any medical use. Category IV includes drugs that have a lower potential for abuse than those in Category II and are subject to less stringent controls. Non-controlled substances, as the name suggests, do not fall under any controlled substance Act classifications and therefore are not considered dangerous drugs in this context.

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Category IV

Non-controlled

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