<span>An over-the-counter drug ingredient not generally recognized as safe or effective for the claimed therapeutic indication is classified as CATEGORY II.
Category II is part of the 3 categories that the over-the-counter drug review classify each drug based on its active ingredients.
Here are the categories and its specifications:
</span><span>Category I: generally recognized as safe and effective for the claimed therapeutic indication
Category II: not generally recognized as safe and effective or unacceptable indications
<span>Category III: insufficient data available to permit final classification
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Only OTC drugs classified under Category I is guaranteed as safe by the government.
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This is the hypothesis stage of the scientific method. Let's look at the different stages to find this answer.
Problem- Something you do not know and would like to find out
Research- Information you gather to help you come to a prediction
HYPOTHESIS- A prediction about what the experiment will show
Experiment- Testing the variables to see the outcome
Organization- Putting your data from the experiment into a table or graph so that it is easy to understand
Summary- Generally a few sentences, an overall summary of what happened in the experiment including the "befores," "durings," and "afters."
Distribution- Making your information public so that other scientists can use it for research.
After reviewing all of the steps, we can see that the correct answer is certainly hypothesis.
