Army ASAP or SUDCC Program Questions And Answers

What regulation covers ASAP? correct answer: AR 600-85 What program has replaced ASAP's treatment responsibility? correct answer: Substance Use Disorder Clinical Care (SUDCC) What is the difference between ASAP and SUDCC correct answer: SUDCC is under responsibility of US Army Medical Command and brings the behavioral health providers together with the Substance Use disorder providers to stream line both programs under one command for rehabilitation and treatment. ASAP deals with drug tests, reporting, education, and unit level training. Who is in charge of ASAP? correct answer: Garrison Command What is the mission of ACSAP? correct answer: The Army Center for Substance Abuse Programs (ACSAP) mission is to strengthen the overall fitness and effectiveness of the Army's workforce, to conserve manpower, and to enhance the combat readiness of Soldiers. What are the two tenets of ASAP? correct answer: Treatment and Prevention What are the 5 reasons for automatic separation under ASAP correct answer: 1. Use of illegal drugs 2. 2 serious incidents involving Alcohol in 12 months 3. Soldiers who sell, distribute, trafficking possession, and use of illegal drugs. 4. Soldiers who receive a second DUI in a career. 5. Soldiers who have graduated from ASAP and have an alcohol related incident of misconduct within 12 months of graduation. What is the name of the Army rehab program? correct answer: AMIOP- Addiction Medicine Intensive Outpatient Program What is the highest level of notification for a positive result for illicit drug use on a UA? correct answer: First G