AUDIT Assessment | Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test

Instructions

Please answer the following questions about your alcohol use. Be as accurate and honest as possibleyour answers will help identify any concerns that may benefit from attention.

What counts as one standard drink?

One standard drink in Australia contains 10 grams of alcohol:

?? 285ml regular beer

?? 100ml wine

?? 30ml spirits

?? 60ml fortified wine

Your Results

Based on your responses to the AUDIT

0 / 40

Low Risk
(0-7) Risky
(8-15) High Risk
(16-19) Possible Dependence
(20+)

What This Means

Important Note

The AUDIT is a screening tool and does not provide a diagnosis. If your score suggests risky or harmful drinking patterns, consider speaking with a healthcare professional who can provide appropriate support and guidance. Help is available.

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About the AUDIT

The Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT) was developed by the World Health Organization (WHO) as a simple screening method for excessive drinking. It is widely used in primary care and other health settings.

The AUDIT identifies:

Hazardous drinking - A pattern that increases risk of harmful consequences
Harmful drinking - A pattern causing physical or mental health damage
Alcohol dependence - A cluster of behavioural, cognitive, and physiological phenomena

The test covers three domains: alcohol consumption (Q1-3), drinking behaviour and dependence (Q4-6), and adverse consequences (Q7-10).