Have you had to cut back on your social or recreational activities due to your continuing use of opioids?

Do you have strong urges and cravings that compel you to use opioids?

Have you often found yourself wanting to reduce your use of opioid drugs?

Have you tried without success to reduce your use of opioids?

Do you spend a lot of time on activities involved in acquiring opioids, using opioids, or recovering from your use of opioids?

Have you failed to meet your responsibilities at home, work, or school because of your use of opioids?

Do you frequently use opioids in larger quantities than you originally intended?

Do you frequently use opioids for a longer time than you originally intended?

Have you experienced relationship or social issues owing to your opioid use and continued using opioids regardless?

Have you continued using opioids even when you knew your opioid use was worsening your physical or mental health?

Have you taken opioids when it was physically dangerous to do so, such as while operating a vehicle or in other unsafe circumstances?

After using the same dose of opioids over a period of time, have you noticed they had a reduced effect on you? (Please answer “No” if you are only taking opioids explicitly as directed under medical supervision.)

Have you needed to use higher doses of opioids to achieve the effect you wanted? (Please answer “No” if you are only taking opioids explicitly as directed under medical supervision.)

When stopping prolonged use of opioids, have you experienced fever, yawning, sweating, muscle aches, insomnia, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, a runny nose, or an uncomfortable mood? (Please answer “No” if you are only taking opioids explicitly as directed under medical supervision.)

Have you resumed using opioids to prevent or relieve these symptoms? (Please answer “No” if you are only taking opioids explicitly as directed under medical supervision.)