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Controlled Drugs

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Mmmm, Controlled Drugs...
Zebra
Sun 02-11-2007
as opposed to "un" controlled drugs?
patty
Sun 02-11-2007
My wonky brain is telling me to scribble the word REMOTE above that ever so cute and sweet little red sign
Felyne
Sun 02-11-2007
seems a little odd
NIN
Mon 02-12-2007
I dont like the drugs, but the drugs like me
Joe
Mon 02-12-2007
I don't like the drugs, the drugs, the drugs.
Norm life baby:
"We're white and oh so hetero and our sex is missionary."
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"We're quitters and we're sober our confessions will be televised."

:-)
Lynne
Mon 02-12-2007
Prescription medication, as opposed to over the counter type stuff, perhaps.
Alex J
Mon 02-12-2007
Wouldn't you want to be a little more subtle...it's like a big neon sign saying "HAPPY FEEL GOOD PILLS THIS WAY!"
Kristiara
Tue 02-13-2007
This looks like some of the the more outrageous modern art in NYC galleries.
Long Island Irish
Wed 02-14-2007
Controlled drugs are the ones that have to locked up/ kept out of the way like methadone and morphine etc or at least they are in pharmacies, in case anyone wanted to know. I'll just go back to lurking now. Great pictures by the way :)
Nikki
Thu 02-15-2007
=). I like those kind of drugs..
Poisonousxbeauty
Fri 02-16-2007
the first dot on the right - is your brain, the 3rd dot is your brain on drugs..... the second dot in the middle - - - is your asshole in prison after you get busted for selling drugs!
silkster40z
Thu 02-22-2007
Yeah Lynne sing it baby! Love that you got the reference. YOU ROCK!!!
Joe
Fri 02-23-2007
OMG New Wallpaper! *flips out 'cuz she just had her uncontrolled drugs*
Jessica
Sun 02-25-2007
i agree with Jessica, this should so be a wallpaper
Krow
Thu 03-15-2007
I said no to drugs, but they didn't listen...
Zjef
Tue 04-24-2007
Ordinary drugs (paracetamol, acetaminophen, and lotions) were kept locked in a cupboard below this one. Medicines that were prescribed by a doc (like chlorpromazine) were known as Scheduled Poisons and were kept in this cupboard, but the Controlled Drugs sign in the pic denotes that there is another locked cupboard within this one, where drugs subject to the Misue of Drugs Act were kept (eg morphine). controlled drugs had to measured/counted and signed for by two nurses, one of whom (the giver) must be a Registered Nurse, the other signed as a witness to the giving.
tenbobo
Sat 10-13-2007
So i understand that the drugs were being bad and getting everyone hi, so the put them in a controlled facility, probably all padded in there...
The Kid
Wed 11-14-2007
"Let's see. Haldol...Check...Ativan...Check...Thorazine...Check...Trazodone...Nurse, what have you done with my sleeping pills?"
EMSMedic
Tue 11-20-2007
Were the drugs unruley?
Misty Issel
Sat 11-14-2009
aren't all drugs in a hospital controlled? why not just put "drugs" on the label then?
denise
Thu 02-18-2010
heehee, ahem. sorry....move along
Draven Mercer
Tue 08-03-2010
Was it empty?
Pepper Q
Tue 01-04-2011
lol
colin
Thu 01-20-2011
Yes Denise all drugs are controlled in hospitals but the way they are stored is dictated by law and is the same in all hospitals and pharmacies.
Ward Sister
Sat 05-14-2011
as opposed to UNcontrolled drugs?
eldokid@aol.com
Fri 05-27-2011
An easy way to understand the majority of controlled drugs tend to be analgesia such as morphine , fentanyl , ketamine etc etc and it is signed in / out of the cupboard .
S.Night
Sat 10-29-2011

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