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Substance Abuse Screening Test Mobile App

This Substance Abuse Screening Test Mobile App is a simple checklist style app for addicts and those who help them. This app helps you evaluate whether you may have a substance abuse addiction. Use this testing app for the purposes of drug abuse screening. This screening and assessment tool functions as a first step in diagnosis of substance use disorders, as there could be co-occurring disorders. This app can also be considered the beginning of substance abuse treatment, identifying the specific drugs of abuse and drug-related problems.

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Included Fields

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Answer the questions below, check the box corresponding to each true answer.
I have used more drugs than I planned.
My Drug addiction has interfered with my job.
My Drug use is causing conflict with my spouse or my family.
I feel guilty, depressed or remorseful about my drug use.
I use drugs continually until I have no more left.
I wish I had never taken, swallowed or injected my first drug.
I have an obsession to get drugs when I don't have them.
I experience an anticipation of a high just knowing that I am about to use drugs.
I must use larger and larger doses of the drug to get the same high.
I have tried to cut down or stop but cannot do so.
Members of my family have suggested that I might have a drug problem.
I have stolen drugs and/or money from family or friends.
I have lied about how much I have used.
I use drugs in the car, at work, in the bathroom and on airplanes or other public places.
When I stop using I experience physical symptoms and/or anxiety.
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