ASAP Components
Which component of ASAP does the ADCO belong to?
What is Non-Clinical.
The Army regulation that governs the Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP).
What is AR 600-85.
Drinking in a way that does not adversely affect your ability to fulfill obligations, health, job performance, or well-being
What is responsible drinking
What fields must you identify when you are setting up for a UA
What is Last Name, First Name, Rank, Gender and DODI Number
The BDE ASAP
Who is SFC Bundy/SGT Planz
This person in ASAP conducts all prevention training for Active Duty soldiers
Who is the Prevention Coordinator.
What is DA 8003 referral form
Drug use with no apparent diagnosis for a drug or alcohol problem and with no continuing pattern of abuse
What is Substance Misuse
The max percentage you can test as a random test in one day
What is 40%
UPL's would go here to find information about the ASAP program
What is the ASAP web site / LANDWARNET
This component of ASAP monitors high risk behaviors and is where commanders would coordinate to schedule Unit Risk Inventories (URI).
What is the Risk Reduction Program.
Per Army regulation, a Soldier must be referred to ASAP for screening after an incident involving alcohol or drugs within
What is 5 duty days.
12 months of failure to perform at work, and recurrent legal and social problems
What is substance abuse
Test bases codes that are used for Inspection
What is IR, IO and IU
ASAP
What is the Army Substance Abuse Program
This component of ASAP is where Soldiers would go for referral, treatment, and rehabilitation services.
What is the ASAP Clinical Service.
When was ASAP established?
What is 28 Sep 1971
Increased tolerance, withdrawal effects, and unsuccessful efforts to cut down or stop
What is substance dependence.
This signature is on the Back page of the DD Form 2624
What is the UPL Signature.
A comprehensive tool that will address substance abuse issues at the unit
What is the Unit Prevention Plan
This person reviews all positives that are caused by prescriptions
Who is the MRO
This Army policy prohibits the use (by the government) of protected evidence against a Soldier in actions under the UCMJ or on the issue of characterization of service in administrative proceedings (The commander may initiate separation action).
What is the Limited Use Policy.
ways soldiers can be identified as having a substance abuse problem?
what are 1. Voluntary 2. Commander identification 3. Biochemical Identification 3. Medical Identification 4. Investigation and or Apprehension
The nine test bases codes
What is IR, IO, IU, AO, MO, RO, CO, PO, VO
The five critical elements of ASAP
What is Prevention/Education, Deterrence, Detection, Intervention, and Rehabilitation