An alcohol use questionnaire helps you describe how often you drink, how much you drink and any concerns connected with it.
The report should describe a drinking pattern, not label you. It cannot diagnose dependence or assess withdrawal risk.
It is not available to complete yet.
The Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test, AUDIT, and its shorter consumption form, AUDIT-C, are being considered. AUDIT-C focuses on consumption, while the full AUDIT covers a wider range of alcohol-related concerns.
Read the questionnaire sourceA questionnaire can describe experiences. A qualified professional considers your history, health and circumstances when assessing them.
AUDIT-C focuses on alcohol consumption. The full AUDIT includes additional alcohol-related concerns.
The questionnaire does not assign that label or provide a diagnosis. It can identify topics to discuss with a professional.
No. A screening questionnaire is not a medical assessment of withdrawal risk.