Comprehensive Substance Use Assessment, Addiction Symptom Screening (CAGE, AUDIT, CRAFFT), Depression and Bipolar Evaluation (SIGECAPS, DIGFAST), Motivational Interviewing Techniques, Stages of Change, Resistance Management, Drug-Specific Clinical Signs,

Comprehensive Substance Use Assessment, Addiction Symptom Screening (CAGE, AUDIT, CRAFFT), Depression and Bipolar Evaluation (SIGECAPS, DIGFAST), Motivational Interviewing Techniques, Stages of Change, Resistance Management, Drug-Specific Clinical Signs, Risk Stratification, Behavioral Interventions, Prevalence, Dependence, Tolerance, Withdrawal, Relapse Prevention, Harm Reduction, Adolescent and Adult Screening, Brief Counseling, Evidence-Based Clinical Tools Latest Updated Questions Provided with A+ Graded RATIONALES LATEST UPDATED 2026 Cut Down Annoyed Guilty Eyeopener (CAGE) Acronym for addiction symptoms Sleep Changes Interest Guilt Energy Cognition/ Concentration Appetite Psychomotor Suicide (SIGECAPS) Acronym for Depression symptoms Distractibility Impulsivity Grandiosity Flight of Ideas Activity Increase Sleep Deficit Talkativeness (DIGFAST) Acronym for Bipolar Symptoms Substance Abuse Signs of ________________: • Built up a tolerance • Take substances to avoid or relieve withdrawal symptoms • Lost control over your substance use • Life revolves around the substance use • Abandoned enjoyable activities • Continue to use drugs, despite knowing they are harmful Marijuana What drug: • Glassy, red eyes • Loud talking • Inappropriate laughter followed by sleepiness • Loss of interest or motivation • Weight gain or loss Stimulants What Drug: • Dilated pupils • Hyperactivity • Euphoria • Irritability • Anxiety • Excessive talking followed by depression or excessive sleeping at odd times • May go long periods of time without eating or sleeping • Weight loss • Dry mouth and nose Depressants What Drug: • Contracted pupils • Drunk-like state • Difficulty concentrating • Clumsiness • Poor judgment • Slurred speech • Sleepiness Inhalants What Drug: • Watery eyes • Impaired vision, memory and thought • Secretions from the nose or rashes around the nose and mouth • Headaches and nausea • Appearance of intoxication • Drowsiness • Poor muscle control • Changes in appetite • Anxiety • Irritability • Lots of cans/aerosols in the trash. Hallucinogens What Drug: • Dilated pupils • Bizarre & irrational behavior including paranoia, aggression, hallucinations • Mood swings • Detachment from people • Absorption with self or other objects, slurred speech • Confusion. Heroin What Drug: • Contracted pupils • No response of pupils to light • Needle marks • Sleeping at unusual times • Sweating • Vomiting • Coughing, sniffling • Twitching • Loss of appetite.