Question 4 (part 2) · LEK · Substance use disorders other than alcohol
The Fagerstrom test is applied for the:
- A. assessment of the degree of nicotine addiction.
- B. assessment of the degree of alcohol dependence.
- C. assessment of the exposure to tuberculosis.
- D. detection of type II diabetes.
- E. detection of hyperlipidemia.
Hint
Think of the short questionnaire about time to the first cigarette after waking and the number of cigarettes smoked per day.
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