DUDIT Calculator - Drug Use Disorders Identification Test

DUDIT Calculator

Drug Use Disorders Identification Test

Important Disclaimer

This tool is for educational purposes only and should not replace professional medical advice. If you're concerned about drug use, please consult a healthcare provider or addiction specialist.

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DUDIT Assessment

Answer the following questions about your drug use in the past 12 months. Be honest with yourself for the most accurate results.

1. How often do you use drugs other than alcohol?
2. How many drugs do you use on a typical day when you are using?
3. How often do you use drugs to get high or intoxicated?
4. How often do you use drugs to avoid withdrawal symptoms?
5. How often do you use drugs to avoid feeling bad or depressed?
6. How often do you use drugs to avoid problems or stress?
7. How often do you use drugs to avoid feeling anxious or nervous?
8. How often do you use drugs to avoid feeling lonely or bored?
9. How often do you use drugs to avoid feeling angry or frustrated?
10. How often do you use drugs to avoid feeling guilty or ashamed?
About DUDIT Calculator

The Drug Use Disorders Identification Test (DUDIT) is a validated screening tool for drug use disorders, similar to the AUDIT for alcohol.

DUDIT Scoring:
  • 0-5: Low risk
  • 6-25: Moderate risk
  • 26+: High risk
Clinical Guidelines:
  • • Score ≥6: Further assessment recommended
  • • Score ≥25: High probability of drug use disorder
  • • Sensitivity: 90-95% for drug dependence
  • • Specificity: 85-90% depending on population
Common Drugs Assessed:
  • • Cannabis/Marijuana
  • • Cocaine
  • • Amphetamines
  • • Opioids
  • • Benzodiazepines
  • • Hallucinogens
  • • Inhalants
Risk Factors:
  • • Family history of addiction
  • • Mental health conditions
  • • Trauma or abuse history
  • • Peer pressure
  • • Easy access to drugs
  • • Socioeconomic factors
When to Seek Help:
  • • DUDIT score ≥6
  • • Drug use affecting daily life
  • • Failed attempts to quit
  • • Legal or work problems
  • • Health problems from use
  • • Family/friends expressing concern
Professional Resources:
  • • Addiction specialist
  • • Mental health professional
  • • Substance abuse counselor
  • • Support groups (NA, SMART Recovery)
  • • Treatment centers
  • • National helplines
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