Detoxification procedures may involve any of the following EXCEPT:
A) giving the client other drugs to reduce substance withdrawal symptoms during detoxification.
B) gradually reducing the dose of the substance the client uses.
C) initially increasing the substance dose to make the substance aversive.
D) treating the client in either an outpatient program or a "full-service" inpatient program.

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Detoxification procedures aim to safely manage the acute physical symptoms of withdrawal from drugs or alcohol. They do not involve increasing the dose of the substance to make it aversive; instead, they focus on reducing or eliminating the substance from the body and may involve using medication to ease withdrawal symptoms, tapering off the substance, or providing supportive care in various settings. Increasing the substance dose could be dangerous and counterproductive to the goal of detoxification.

Detoxification Procedures May Involve Any of the Following EXCEPT