Risk for developing adverse effects

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The client is concerned their spouse is at risk for developing adverse effects due to high protein intake. How should the nurse respond? "There is no risk if one exercises enough." "Currently, there are no proven risks from eating an excess of protein." "There is an increased risk of renal stones." "There is an increased risk of osteoporosis."

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