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Learning About Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD)

This quiz reflects clinically recognized features of Alcohol Use Disorder. For education only.

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Alcohol Use Disorder can involve drinking more or longer than you originally intended. True False

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Repeated unsuccessful attempts to cut down or control drinking are a recognized sign of Alcohol Use Disorder. True False

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Spending a lot of time drinking, thinking about drinking, or recovering from drinking can be a feature of Alcohol Use Disorder. True False

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Strong cravings or urges to drink are not considered part of Alcohol Use Disorder. True False

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Continuing to drink even when it causes problems at work, school, or home can indicate Alcohol Use Disorder. True False

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Alcohol Use Disorder only applies if someone drinks every day. True False

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Giving up activities, hobbies, or social events because of drinking is a recognized sign of Alcohol Use Disorder. True False

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Drinking in physically risky situations, such as driving or mixing alcohol with medications, is unrelated to Alcohol Use Disorder. True False

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Needing more alcohol than before to feel the same effects can be a sign of tolerance associated with Alcohol Use Disorder. True False

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Symptoms like shakiness, anxiety, nausea, sweating, or trouble sleeping when alcohol wears off can be signs of withdrawal. True False

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