Drug and Alcohol
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- By what methods can a person be identified as an abuser?
- Self admittance, medical evaluation, urinalysis testing, command referral, law enforcement.
- Can a soldier refuse to submit a sample for urinalysis test?
- An order from a competent authority to submit a urinalysis is a lawful order. Failure to obey will be met with disciplinary action.
- Who are the personnel to be tested by a urinalysis test?
- Anyone as directed by the commander.
- Our rehabilitative programs consist of two phases, what are they?
- Active and follow-up.
- What is the time period for each phase of the rehabilitative program?
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Active up to 60 days (2 months)
Follow-up up to 300 days (10 months). - Why is the prevention of alcohol and drug abuse considered so important?
- The abuse of alcohol and drugs have a very detrimental effect on attaining and maintaining combat readiness.
- What is the most abused drug in the armed forces?
- Alcohol.
- Is an individual in a promotable status when enrolled in an alcohol or drug abuse rehabilitation program?
- No, not while in the active phase.
- People who abuse drugs are classified in three groups, name them?
- Experimenter, User, Drug dependent.
- What AR covers the drug and alcohol programs of the Army?
- AR 600-85