Am I High Quiz

It sounds normal for me.

It is slightly slower, faster, or drier than usual.

I am noticeably slurring, jumbling words, or struggling to control my volume.

I cannot speak clearly enough to communicate, or speech changed suddenly and severely.

I could answer, explain where I am, and follow the conversation normally.

I could respond, though I might be slower or more distracted than usual.

I would struggle to explain my location, needs, or what I took.

I could not make contact, stay awake, or give basic information needed to help me.

My body feels typical for me.

I notice mild dry mouth, heaviness, lightness, warmth, or tingling.

I have marked shaking, nausea, dizziness, a pounding heart, or unusual weakness.

I have chest pain, severe trouble breathing, a seizure, blue or gray lips, or feel close to passing out.

I remember where I put it as usual.

It takes me a little longer than usual to recall.

I keep forgetting recent actions or repeating the same search.

I cannot retain simple information long enough to complete a basic task.

My balance and walking feel usual.

I feel slightly less steady but can walk normally.

I sway, stumble, or need support from furniture.

I cannot stand or walk safely, or I have collapsed.

I am in a familiar place and can readily contact a trusted person.

I am alone, but my phone works and reliable support is available nearby.

I am in an unfamiliar place or cannot easily reach someone I trust.

I have been pressured or forced to consume something, feel threatened, am injured, or cannot leave safely.

I have not used an intoxicating substance or taken more medication than directed.

I used one substance in a known amount and am noticing a mild change.

I used more than intended, or the strength or contents were uncertain.

I mixed substances, combined them with interacting medication, or may have taken a dangerous amount.

I follow the question and answer normally.

I pause longer than usual but can answer clearly.

I lose the thread, repeat myself, or answer something else.

I cannot follow the conversation or communicate coherently.

I am staying put or using a sober driver, taxi, or public transport.

I considered driving or cycling in traffic, but I can postpone it.

I feel pressure to travel and am tempted to drive despite possible changes.

I am driving, cycling in traffic, or operating machinery despite feeling altered, or I am about to start.

I am not handling transport, machinery, flames, heights, water, or another person's care.

A routine task feels harder, so I am preparing to pause or hand it over.

I have made mistakes during a task and need someone else to take over.

I am currently responsible for driving, a child or dependent person, machinery, open flames, heights, or water while feeling altered.

It is as accurate as usual.

My movements feel a little slower or less precise.

I repeatedly miss buttons, drop things, or struggle with simple movements.

I cannot control my hands well enough for a basic task or have sudden one-sided weakness.

I am awake and alert at my usual level.

I feel somewhat sleepier or more restless than usual.

I struggle to keep my eyes open or remain focused on what is happening.

I keep losing consciousness, cannot stay awake, or another person has difficulty waking me.

It feels normal and I can estimate it as usual.

It feels slightly faster or slower than usual.

My estimates are far off unless I check a clock.

I am seriously disoriented about the time or where I am.

Sights, sounds, and touch seem typical for me.

Colors, sounds, tastes, or touch seem mildly intensified or dulled.

Sensations are strongly altered or difficult to filter.

I am seeing, hearing, or feeling things that others do not, and it is frightening or disorienting.

I understand it at my usual pace.

I need to reread a phrase once before it clicks.

I repeatedly lose the meaning or forget the beginning.

I cannot make sense of a simple message or instruction.