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These studies have generally demonstrated that the implementation of guidelines (e.g., the Clinical Practice Guidelines or the 5 As [Ask, Advise, Assess, Assist, Arrange] clinical intervention or its abbreviated version, the AAR [Ask, Advise, Refer])via training, systems-level changes, or other actionsis associated with higher rates of delivery of guideline-recommended interventions for smoking cessation (see Chapter 6)
Repetitive forceful gripping and heavy use of vibratory tools may increase a persons risk of CTS
While helpful for constipation, they can come with abdominal cramping, pain, or discomfort, diarrhea, electrolyte abnormalities (including low potassium), and nausea
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