Arizona MPJE (Pharmacy Jurisprudence) Practice Exam

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How many milligrams per 5 milliliters is allowed for a CIII classification of opium?

  1. 10mg

  2. 15mg

  3. 20mg

  4. 25mg

The correct answer is: 10mg

The correct amount of opium allowed in a CIII classification per 5 milliliters is 10 milligrams. This regulation is in accordance with federal and state laws that govern controlled substances, specifically for certain formulations of opium that can be dispensed with a Schedule III classification. Schedule III opiate formulations may have lower concentrations of active ingredients, which ensures that they can be appropriately managed and prescribed without the same level of restrictions that applies to higher schedules like IV or II. The 10 mg per 5 ml formulation enables effective pain management while maintaining a balance of safety and regulation for controlled substances. This regulation is important for ensuring proper prescribing practices and minimizing the potential for misuse or abuse of opiate medications.

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