Class Ii Medication List

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A drug may be classified by the chemical type of the active ingredient or by the way it is used to treat a particular condition. Each drug can be classified into one or more drug classes.

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5

5-alpha-reductase inhibitors5-aminosalicylates5HT3 receptor antagonists

A

ACE inhibitors with calcium channel blocking agentsACE inhibitors with thiazidesadamantane antiviralsadrenal cortical steroidsadrenal corticosteroid inhibitorsadrenergic bronchodilatorsagents for hypertensive emergenciesagents for pulmonary hypertensionaldosterone receptor antagonistsalkylating agentsallergenicsalpha-glucosidase inhibitorsalternative medicinesamebicidesaminoglycosidesaminopenicillinsaminosalicylatesAMPA receptor antagonistsamylin analogsanalgesic combinationsanalgesicsandrogens and anabolic steroidsAngiotensin Converting Enzyme Inhibitorsangiotensin II inhibitors with calcium channel blockersangiotensin II inhibitors with thiazidesangiotensin receptor blockersangiotensin receptor blockers and neprilysin inhibitorsanorectal preparationsanorexiantsantacidsanthelminticsanti-angiogenic ophthalmic agentsanti-CTLA-4 monoclonal antibodiesanti-infectivesanti-PD-1 monoclonal antibodiesantiadrenergic agents (central) with thiazidesantiadrenergic agents (peripheral) with thiazidesantiadrenergic agents, centrally actingantiadrenergic agents, peripherally actingantiandrogensantianginal agentsantiarrhythmic agentsantiasthmatic combinationsantibiotics/antineoplasticsanticholinergic antiemeticsanticholinergic antiparkinson agentsanticholinergic bronchodilatorsanticholinergic chronotropic agentsanticholinergics/antispasmodicsanticoagulant reversal agentsanticoagulantsanticonvulsantsantidepressantsantidiabetic agentsantidiabetic combinationsantidiarrhealsantidiuretic hormonesantidotesantiemetic/antivertigo agentsantifungalsantigonadotropic agentsantigout agentsantihistaminesantihyperlipidemic agentsantihyperlipidemic combinationsantihypertensive combinationsantihyperuricemic agentsantimalarial agentsantimalarial combinationsantimalarial quinolinesantimanic agentsantimetabolitesantimigraine agentsantineoplastic combinationsantineoplastic detoxifying agentsantineoplastic interferonsantineoplasticsantiparkinson agentsantiplatelet agentsantipseudomonal penicillinsantipsoriaticsantipsychoticsantirheumaticsantiseptic and germicidesantithyroid agentsantitoxins and antiveninsantituberculosis agentsantituberculosis combinationsantitussivesantiviral agentsantiviral boostersantiviral combinationsantiviral interferonsanxiolytics, sedatives, and hypnoticsaromatase inhibitorsatypical antipsychoticsazole antifungals

B

bacterial vaccinesbarbiturate anticonvulsantsbarbituratesBCR-ABL tyrosine kinase inhibitorsbenzodiazepine anticonvulsantsbenzodiazepinesbeta blockers with calcium channel blockersbeta blockers with thiazidesbeta-adrenergic blocking agentsbeta-lactamase inhibitorsbile acid sequestrantsbiologicalsbisphosphonatesbone morphogenetic proteinsbone resorption inhibitorsbronchodilator combinationsbronchodilators

C

calcimimeticscalcineurin inhibitorscalcitonincalcium channel blocking agentscarbamate anticonvulsantscarbapenemscarbapenems/beta-lactamase inhibitorscarbonic anhydrase inhibitor anticonvulsantscarbonic anhydrase inhibitorscardiac stressing agentscardioselective beta blockerscardiovascular agentscatecholaminescation exchange resinsCD20 monoclonal antibodiesCD30 monoclonal antibodiesCD33 monoclonal antibodiesCD38 monoclonal antibodiesCD52 monoclonal antibodiesCDK 4/6 inhibitorscentral nervous system agentscephalosporinscephalosporins/beta-lactamase inhibitorscerumenolyticsCFTR combinationsCFTR potentiatorsCGRP inhibitorschelating agentschemokine receptor antagonistchloride channel activatorscholesterol absorption inhibitorscholinergic agonistscholinergic muscle stimulantscholinesterase inhibitorsCNS stimulantscoagulation modifierscolony stimulating factorscontraceptivescorticotropincoumarins and indandionescox-2 inhibitors

D

decongestantsdermatological agentsdiagnostic radiopharmaceuticalsdiarylquinolinesdibenzazepine anticonvulsantsdigestive enzymesdipeptidyl peptidase 4 inhibitorsdiureticsdopaminergic antiparkinsonism agentsdrugs used in alcohol dependence

E

echinocandinsEGFR inhibitorsestrogen receptor antagonistsestrogensexpectorants

F

factor Xa inhibitorsfatty acid derivative anticonvulsantsfibric acid derivativesfirst generation cephalosporinsfourth generation cephalosporinsfunctional bowel disorder agents

G

gallstone solubilizing agentsgamma-aminobutyric acid analogsgamma-aminobutyric acid reuptake inhibitorsgastrointestinal agentsgeneral anestheticsgenitourinary tract agentsGI stimulantsglucocorticoidsglucose elevating agentsglycopeptide antibioticsglycoprotein platelet inhibitorsglycylcyclinesgonadotropin releasing hormonesgonadotropin-releasing hormone antagonistsgonadotropinsgroup I antiarrhythmicsgroup II antiarrhythmicsgroup III antiarrhythmicsgroup IV antiarrhythmicsgroup V antiarrhythmicsgrowth hormone receptor blockersgrowth hormonesguanylate cyclase-C agonists

H

H. pylori eradication agentsH2 antagonistshedgehog pathway inhibitorshematopoietic stem cell mobilizerheparin antagonistsheparinsHER2 inhibitorsherbal productshistone deacetylase inhibitorshormoneshormones/antineoplasticshydantoin anticonvulsantshydrazide derivatives

I

illicit (street) drugsimmune globulinsimmunologic agentsimmunostimulantsimmunosuppressive agentsimpotence agentsin vivo diagnostic biologicalsincretin mimeticsinhaled anti-infectivesinhaled corticosteroidsinotropic agentsinsulininsulin-like growth factorsintegrase strand transfer inhibitorinterferonsinterleukin inhibitorsinterleukinsintravenous nutritional productsiodinated contrast mediaionic iodinated contrast mediairon products

K

ketolides

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Class

L

laxativesleprostaticsleukotriene modifierslincomycin derivativeslocal injectable anestheticslocal injectable anesthetics with corticosteroidsloop diureticslung surfactantslymphatic staining agentslysosomal enzymes

M

macrolide derivativesmacrolidesmagnetic resonance imaging contrast mediamast cell stabilizersmedical gasmeglitinidesmetabolic agentsmethylxanthinesmineralocorticoidsminerals and electrolytesmiscellaneous agentsmiscellaneous analgesicsmiscellaneous antibioticsmiscellaneous anticonvulsantsmiscellaneous antidepressantsmiscellaneous antidiabetic agentsmiscellaneous antiemeticsmiscellaneous antifungalsmiscellaneous antihyperlipidemic agentsmiscellaneous antihypertensive combinationsmiscellaneous antimalarialsmiscellaneous antineoplasticsmiscellaneous antiparkinson agentsmiscellaneous antipsychotic agentsmiscellaneous antituberculosis agentsmiscellaneous antiviralsmiscellaneous anxiolytics, sedatives and hypnoticsmiscellaneous bone resorption inhibitorsmiscellaneous cardiovascular agentsmiscellaneous central nervous system agentsmiscellaneous coagulation modifiersmiscellaneous diagnostic dyesmiscellaneous diureticsmiscellaneous genitourinary tract agentsmiscellaneous GI agentsmiscellaneous hormonesmiscellaneous metabolic agentsmiscellaneous ophthalmic agentsmiscellaneous otic agentsmiscellaneous respiratory agentsmiscellaneous sex hormonesmiscellaneous topical agentsmiscellaneous uncategorized agentsmiscellaneous vaginal agentsmitotic inhibitorsmonoamine oxidase inhibitorsmouth and throat productsmTOR inhibitorsmucolyticsmultikinase inhibitorsmuscle relaxantsmydriatics

N

narcotic analgesic combinationsnarcotic analgesicsnasal anti-infectivesnasal antihistamines and decongestantsnasal lubricants and irrigationsnasal preparationsnasal steroidsnatural penicillinsneprilysin inhibitorsneuraminidase inhibitorsneuromuscular blocking agentsneuronal potassium channel openersnext generation cephalosporinsnicotinic acid derivativesNK1 receptor antagonistsNNRTIsnon-cardioselective beta blockersnon-iodinated contrast medianon-ionic iodinated contrast medianon-sulfonylureasNonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugsNS5A inhibitorsnucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NRTIs)nutraceutical productsnutritional products

O

ophthalmic anestheticsophthalmic anti-infectivesophthalmic anti-inflammatory agentsophthalmic antihistamines and decongestantsophthalmic diagnostic agentsophthalmic glaucoma agentsophthalmic lubricants and irrigationsophthalmic preparationsophthalmic steroidsophthalmic steroids with anti-infectivesophthalmic surgical agentsoral nutritional supplementsother immunostimulantsother immunosuppressantsotic anestheticsotic anti-infectivesotic preparationsotic steroidsotic steroids with anti-infectivesoxazolidinedione anticonvulsantsoxazolidinone antibiotics

P

parathyroid hormone and analogsPARP inhibitorsPCSK9 inhibitorspenicillinase resistant penicillinspenicillinsperipheral opioid receptor antagonistsperipheral opioid receptor mixed agonists/antagonistsperipheral vasodilatorsperipherally acting antiobesity agentsphenothiazine antiemeticsphenothiazine antipsychoticsphenylpiperazine antidepressantsphosphate bindersPI3K inhibitorsplasma expandersplatelet aggregation inhibitorsplatelet-stimulating agentspolyenespotassium sparing diuretics with thiazidespotassium-sparing diureticsprobioticsprogesterone receptor modulatorsprogestinsprolactin inhibitorsprostaglandin D2 antagonistsprotease inhibitorsprotease-activated receptor-1 antagonistsproteasome inhibitorsproton pump inhibitorspsoralenspsychotherapeutic agentspsychotherapeutic combinationspurine nucleosidespyrrolidine anticonvulsants

Q

quinolones

R

radiocontrast agentsradiologic adjunctsradiologic agentsradiologic conjugating agentsradiopharmaceuticalsrecombinant human erythropoietinsrenin inhibitorsrespiratory agentsrespiratory inhalant productsrifamycin derivatives

S

salicylatessclerosing agentssecond generation cephalosporinsselective estrogen receptor modulatorsselective immunosuppressantsselective phosphodiesterase-4 inhibitorsselective serotonin reuptake inhibitorsserotonin-norepinephrine reuptake inhibitorsserotoninergic neuroenteric modulatorssex hormone combinationssex hormonesSGLT-2 inhibitorsskeletal muscle relaxant combinationsskeletal muscle relaxantssmoking cessation agentssomatostatin and somatostatin analogsspermicidesstatinssterile irrigating solutionsstreptograminsstreptomyces derivativessuccinimide anticonvulsantssulfonamidessulfonylureassynthetic ovulation stimulants

T

tetracyclic antidepressantstetracyclinestherapeutic radiopharmaceuticalstherapeutic vaccinesthiazide diureticsthiazolidinedionesthioxanthenesthird generation cephalosporinsthrombin inhibitorsthrombolyticsthyroid drugsTNF alfa inhibitorstocolytic agentstopical acne agentstopical agentstopical anestheticstopical anti-infectivestopical anti-rosacea agentstopical antibioticstopical antifungalstopical antihistaminestopical antineoplasticstopical antipsoriaticstopical antiviralstopical astringentstopical debriding agentstopical depigmenting agentstopical emollientstopical keratolyticstopical non-steroidal anti-inflammatoriestopical photochemotherapeuticstopical rubefacienttopical steroidstopical steroids with anti-infectivestriazine anticonvulsantstricyclic antidepressantstrifunctional monoclonal antibodies

U

ultrasound contrast mediaupper respiratory combinationsurea anticonvulsantsurea cycle disorder agentsurinary anti-infectivesurinary antispasmodicsurinary pH modifiersuterotonic agents

V

vaccine combinationsvaginal anti-infectivesvaginal preparationsvasodilatorsvasopressin antagonistsvasopressorsVEGF/VEGFR inhibitorsviral vaccinesviscosupplementation agentsvitamin and mineral combinationsvitaminsVMAT2 inhibitors

Class Ii Medication List 2016

RESOURCES > Chemical Control Program > List I and List II Chemicals

Congress passed the Chemical Diversion and Trafficking Act (CDTA) in 1988 and subsequent amendments placed under control 41 chemicals. These laws provide a system of regulatory controls and criminal sanctions to address both domestic and international diversion of important chemicals without interrupting access to chemicals destined for legitimate commerce. The CDTA created two categories for the controlled chemicals, as follows:

List I Chemicals

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List II Chemicals