Manitoba Pharmacy Jurisprudence Practice Exam

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What is the classification of a prescription medication that requires a consultation but no prescription for purchase?

  1. Schedule I

  2. Schedule II

  3. Schedule III

  4. Non-scheduled

The correct answer is: Schedule II

Prescription medications that require a consultation but no actual prescription for purchase fall under the Schedule II classification. The other options are incorrect because Schedule I drugs are considered dangerous and have no accepted medical use, Schedule III drugs require a written or verbal prescription from a licensed practitioner, and Non-scheduled drugs do not require a prescription at all. Therefore, B is the most accurate classification for this type of medication.

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