The generally accepted criteria for substance use disorders in the United States isAA’s (Alcoholic Anonymous) definition of alcoholism.WHO’s (World Health Organization) definition of drug addiction.the section Substance Use Disorders in The American Psychiatric Association’s DSM-5 (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition.the National Council on Alcoholism Criteria for Diagnosis of Alcoholism (NCA CRIT).

Alcoholic Anonymous (AA) is an addiction treatment approach that assumes dependence is predominantly a disease developed as a result of faltering (or loss of) belief in a ‘higher power’. Addiction treatment programmes like the AA reflect which theory/model of substance use?Question 3Select one:The Public Health ModelThe Spiritual ModelThe Biological ModelThe Moral Model

Substance Use Disorder (SUD) is a clinical term that reflects the level of severity of an individuals substance use as measured by a clinician against a set of clear criteria. Which of the following areas of drug use is NOT one of those sets of criteria?Question 5Select one:a.Impaired control of drug useb.Risky drug usec.Homelessness or loss of accommodationd.Pharmacological markers of concern

What differentiates addiction from dependence or habit?Group of answer choicesAddiction involving a substance like drugs or alcoholLoss of control over performing certain behaviors.The issue existing for more than five yearsA formal diagnosis from a doctor

What is the new disorder of addiction that was added to the DSM-5 which does not involve the consuming of a drug but has a very similar biological etiology to substance use disorders?Group of answer choicesvideo game use disordersex addiction disordergambling use disorder

The assessment that is routinely used to screen for an alcohol use disorder (AUD) is called the _____ questionnaire.Multiple choice question.MEOSCAGEFASDDSM-5