"Pharmacology - 2": HTML5 Crossword

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3. Narcotics, amphetamines, and barbiturates are Schedule II drugs, have ___ abuse potential, and severe dependence liability. (4)
5. The Orphan Drug Act of 1983 incentivized pharma companies to create drugs to treat ___ diseases. (4)
7. The Controlled Substance Act is implemented and enforced by the Drug ___ Agency (DEA). (11)
8. Schedule IV drugs have less abuse potential than schedule III and limited ___ liability. (10)
12. Kinetics = moving something or putting it in motion. Therefore, ___ is known as what the body does to a drug, such as absorption, distribution, and excretion. (16)
13. A competitive antagonist reaction ___ normal stimulation. (6)
14. The National Drug Code (NDC) is on a drug's label and is used to ___ a specific drug. (8)
15. A noncompetitive antagonism reaction prevents reaction of another chemical with a different receptor ___ on that cell. (4)

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1. Medical dynamics = medical interventions that change the state of a system from a state of sickness to a state of health. Therefore, ___ is known as what a drug does to the body, such as the effects and the mechanism of action. (16)
2. An ___ binds to receptor sites to produce an effect. (7)
4. Schedule I drugs have a high ___ potential, no currently accepted medical use. (5)
6. Schedule III drugs have ___ abuse potential than schedule II and moderate dependence liability. (4)
9. A drug label identifies the brand and generic names for the drug, the drug dosage, ___ date, and special drug warnings. (10)
10. Biotransformation = ___. (10)
11. Schedule V drugs have ___ abuse potential. (7,0)
13. To indicate the potential of a drug (taken during pregnancy) to cause ___ defects, the FDA established five letter risk categories. (5)