Ethically, clinicians should: Avoid minimizing the impacts of dependence Screen for comorbid disorders Ensure treatment goals align with client values and evidence-based practice Accurate diagnosis and careful documentation also support professional liability protection and service continuity
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To combat this, drink plenty of water throughout the day
It may also increase the absorption of THC, making the 'high' much more intense and unpredictable
Second primary exposure: vaping frequency Our second primary exposure of interest was vaping frequency, operationalized as individuals who vape every day (every-day vapers), individuals who vape some days (some-days vapers), individuals who vaped at least once but no longer vape (ever but no longer vapers), and individuals who never vaped (never vapers), determined by the two questions: Have you ever used an e-cigarette, even 1 time? and Do you now use e-cigarettes every day, some days, or not at all? 25
