Substance Abuse Prevention Flashcards

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1. What does ASAP stand for?
2. What Army Regulation governs the Army Substance Abuse Program?
3. What does ADAPT stand for and what branch uses it?
4. What are the five methods of identifying a Soldier with a substance abuse problem?
5. What are the objectives of biochemical testing (urinalysis)?
6. What form is used for ASAP referrals?
7. Within how many duty days must a Soldier be referred to ASAP after a positive urinalysis?
8. Is ASAP participation mandatory for command-referred Soldiers?
9. Can a Soldier currently enrolled in ASAP rehabilitation reenlist?
10. What happens to Soldiers who fail to respond to rehabilitation?
11. What is the 'deglamorization of alcohol' policy?
12. What are the four fundamental operating elements of ASAP rehabilitation?
13. Under what conditions may commanders direct drug testing?
14. Will a command-referred Soldier be flagged?
15. What is the definition of binge drinking in the military context?
16. What percentage of service members engage in binge drinking according to DoD surveys?
17. What is the military's policy on illegal drug use?
18. What is the relationship between alcohol abuse and harmful behaviors in the military?
19. What are the rehabilitation objectives of ASAP?
20. What are the physical signs of substance abuse a leader should watch for?
21. What are behavioral signs of substance abuse?
22. What is the Army's Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for civilian employees?
23. How does substance abuse affect a security clearance?
24. What is the difference between substance abuse and substance dependence?
25. What are the effects of alcohol on the body?
26. What is the legal BAC limit for military members operating a motor vehicle on a military installation?
27. What are common effects of marijuana (THC) use?
28. What are the dangers of synthetic drugs (such as Spice/K2)?
29. What is the purpose of the Unit Prevention Leader (UPL)?
30. What resources are available to service members struggling with substance abuse?
31. True or False: Self-referral to ASAP protects a Soldier from UCMJ action for drug use.
32. What are the effects of MDMA (Ecstasy/Molly)?
33. What is the impact of prescription drug misuse in the military?
34. How does the ADAPT program differ from ASAP?
35. What are the consequences of a positive urinalysis in the military?
36. Who can be served by the Army Substance Abuse Program?
37. What role does the commander play in the ASAP program?
38. What are the stages of change in substance abuse recovery?
39. What is a random urinalysis inspection and who can authorize it?
40. How long can common drugs be detected in a standard military urinalysis?
41. What is the purpose of aftercare in substance abuse treatment?
42. Which edition of AR 600-85 is currently in force, and what did it supersede?
43. Under what authority was the Army Substance Abuse Program established, and on what date?
44. What are the overarching tenets of the Army Substance Abuse Program?
45. A Soldier completes substance use disorder treatment. How long does a subsequent alcohol- or drug-related incident still make them a rehabilitation failure?
46. How does AR 600-85 define responsible drinking?
47. How is alcohol impairment of a Soldier defined, and has that definition changed?
48. What four things should Soldiers never permit alcohol to do?
49. What action must a commander take when a Soldier is involved in two serious incidents of alcohol-related misconduct in a 12-month period?
50. What counts as a 'serious incident of alcohol-related misconduct' for the two-incidents-in-12-months separation rule?
51. What are the eight circumstances for alcohol testing of Soldiers?
52. How often must commanders conduct alcohol testing?
53. What must a Soldier have known beforehand in order to be alcohol tested?
54. Within what time must a commander refer a Soldier involved in an alcohol incident for a substance use disorder evaluation?
55. Which characteristic of drug testing is the determining factor in deterring Soldiers from using drugs?
56. At what rate must commanders conduct random urinalysis testing?
57. A Soldier is already pending separation for a failed drug test. Are they exempt from further drug testing?
58. Is field testing of urine specimens authorized?
59. Within what timeframe must a Soldier who tests positive for illicit drugs be considered for separation?
60. Which substances does Article 112a, UCMJ specifically name as prohibited?
61. Which substances are Soldiers prohibited from using to induce excitement, intoxication, or stupefaction of the central nervous system?
62. How long after it is filled does a Schedule II-V prescription become illegitimate for a Soldier to use?
63. May a Soldier use CBD or other hemp-derived products that are legal for civilians?
64. What must a urinalysis observer sign before performing observer duties?
65. How many purposes are there for ordering urinalysis testing of Soldiers, and what are they?
66. What are the three sub-types of inspection drug testing, and what are their collection codes?
67. What special provisions apply to Soldiers in critical safety or security positions who abuse alcohol or drugs?
68. How often must a Soldier holding a Top Secret clearance or SCI access be drug tested?
69. What are the keys to obtaining a good urinalysis specimen?
70. How long do Soldiers have to report to the testing site once they are notified?
71. Name examples of poor urinalysis collection technique.
72. Which drugs do the laboratories test urinalysis specimens for?
73. How many methods of identification does AR 600-85 list for Soldiers with a substance use problem, and what are they?
74. Which method of identifying a substance use disorder does AR 600-85 call the most desirable?
75. A Soldier tells a chaplain about a drug or alcohol problem. Can the chaplain notify the commander?
76. What is the objective of the Limited Use Policy?
77. What does the Limited Use Policy actually prohibit, and what evidence does it protect?
78. Is Limited Use protection something a Soldier has to be granted, and can a commander take it away?
79. Which Soldiers must a commander process for separation under paragraph 10-6?
80. If a commander wants to retain a Soldier who meets the drug or alcohol separation criteria, who decides?
81. What is a company commander responsible for under the Army Substance Abuse Program?
82. When must the Unit Risk Inventory and the Re-Integration Unit Risk Inventory be administered?
83. What is required of officers and NCOs in leadership positions under the Army Substance Abuse Program?
84. What is a unit deterrence leader (UDL), and what happened to the unit prevention leader (UPL)?

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