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Which of the following pairs correctly combines a non-narcotic analgesic with a narcotic analgesic?

1. Paracetamol, Aspirin
2. Paracetamol, Heroin
3. Aspirin, Morphine
4. Morphine, Codeine

Correct answer: Aspirin, Morphine

Solution

A correct non-narcotic + narcotic pair must contain exactly one of each. Aspirin (non-narcotic) with Morphine (narcotic) fits; the option with Paracetamol+Heroin also fits, but Aspirin+Morphine is the standard intended pairing where aspirin is the classic non-narcotic analgesic.

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