The nurse is assessing the client's nutritional status. The client is an athlete. Which of the following statements by the client is accurate regarding athletes and their protein consumption?
1. "Most of us need to eat more protein to help build muscle.". 2. "Most athletes already ingest enough protein.". 3. "Collegiate athletes benefit the most from protein supplements.". 4. "Many athletes overly restrict protein to decrease body fat.".
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Rationale: Most athletes currently ingest enough protein in their diet to adequately build muscle. Proteins supplements are not usually recommended. Collegiate athletes should avoid protein supplements because they are listed as a banned substance by the National Collegiate Athletic Association. Instead of restricting protein to decrease body fat, athletes will decrease fat intake.
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