Drag the tiles to the boxes to complete the pairs. Match the drug schedules to thelr descriptions. Schedule 1
Schedule 2
Schedule 3
Schedule 4
Schedule 5
ANSWERS
1. valid medical use but with severe limitations and high potential for abuse and dependence, for example cocalne and morphine

2. maximum possibility for abuse, no valid medical use, for example heroin and LSD

3. wide medical use and low potential for abuse and dependence, for example Valium and Xanax

4. very low potential for abuse and wide medicinal use, for example cough medicines

5. less potential for abuse and established medical use, for example barbiturates and steroids
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