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31 Cards in this Set
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What are the objectives of the ASAP Program?
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a. Prevent alcohol & other drug abuse.
b. Identify abusers early c. Restore abusers to duty or identify rehab failures for separation |
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? De-glamorization" of alcohol?
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No promotion fuctions glamorizing use of alcohol through drinking contest, games, etc
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What is self-identification?
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A soldier recognizes that he/she has a problem & ask for help
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What is command identification?
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The Cdr becomes aware of a soldiers performance, conduct, etc appears affected bc of alcohol
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What is biochemical identification?
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A positive urinalysis in a drug screening test
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? Objectives of biochemical testing?
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a. Early idftn of drug abuse
b. Deterrence of experimental drug use c. Monitor rehab progress d. Development of data prevalence of drug use in the Army |
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? Objectives of the rehab Program?
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a. Restore identified peronnel to effective duty
b. Identify those who can not be rehabilitated |
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What is ASAP and what does it provide?
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Educational program provided to personnel which have a diagnosis of substance abuse and their use is isolated. It is a mandatory 16-hour program.
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What does the outpatient treatment program provide for?
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It is an individual, group, or family counseling program on a non-resident basis (formerly known as TRACK II). It is designed for individuals identified as substance abusers and lasts for a minimum of 30 days, 60-90 days for occasional users, and 360 days for dependent users.
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What is the objective of the Exemption Policy?
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To facilitate the effective identification, treatment, and rehabilitation by eliminating the barriers of successful communication between abusers, counselors, and physicians
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What does the Inpatient Treatment Program provide for?
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It is a one year program with the first six to eight weeks consisting of hospitalization (formerly known as TRACK III). This program is designed for serious substance abusers or chronic dependency.
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What is drug abuse?
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The illegal, wrongful, or improper use of any narcotic substance
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Who is responsible for the ASAP Program?
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The Commander
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commander must conduct a briefing within how many days upon arrival?
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Seven
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How often should the commander visit the Community Counseling Center?
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Once a month (at a minimum)
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The Battalion ASAP Coordinator must do what?
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a. Monitor the battalion urinalysis progra
b. Ensure units receive quotas and are meeting these quotas c. Ensure the units turn in urine d. Conduct pre-inspections |
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When must the unit commander/first sergeant meet with the Community Counseling Center?
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Within 60 days of assuming his/her duties
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What does the CG Policy Letter # 10 address?
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The use or abuse of illegal drugs
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Who can issue a command direct?
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The commander
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Should there be a primary and alternate school trained ASAP Coordinator?
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Yes
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Should a bulletin board be dedicated only to ASAP?
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yes
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Should the unit maintain a memo of observers showing they have been briefed on their responsibilities?
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yes
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How many different kinds of urine bottles are used?
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two
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Can the commander refer an individual when identified as a possible alcohol or drug abuser?
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yes
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Should the commander advise possible alcohol and drug abusers of their rights when initiating a referral?
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yes
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Where should urine bottles and DA Forms 5180-R be stored?
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In a secure area with limited access
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Should unit UDA's be screened with a crime records check?
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yes
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What rank is authorized to collect urine samples?
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SGT and above
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How must an observer perform his/her duties?
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Direct observation- direct line of sight to watch the flow of urine into the bottle
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What Army publication applies to alcohol and drug abuse?
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AR 600-85
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What AR covers ASAP
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AR 600-85
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