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The client with a spinal cord injury asks the nurse why the dietitian has recommended to decrease the total daily intake of calcium. Which of the following responses by the nurse would provide the most accurate information?

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Rationale: Immobility leads to bone demineralization, increasing calcium release and risk of hypercalcemia.

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