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Which of the following is NOT an acidic urine crystal?





Correct Answer:
ammonium biurate


in the context of urine analysis, identifying the type of crystals present in the urine can provide valuable insights into an individual's health status. urine crystals form when solutes in the urine concentrate and solidify into crystal structures. the ph of the urine largely influences the type of crystals that can form, with different crystals having a propensity to form in either acidic or alkaline environments.

among the options listed — uric acid, sodium urate, bilirubin, and ammonium biurate — the question seeks to identify which one is not an acidic urine crystal. uric acid, sodium urate, and bilirubin typically crystallize in acidic urine. uric acid crystals, commonly seen in conditions like gout or chemotherapy, are sharp and have a needle-like shape. sodium urate crystals are often associated with high uric acid levels and also tend to form in acidic urine. similarly, bilirubin crystals, which might appear in cases of liver dysfunction, are indicative of acidic urine.

ammonium biurate crystals, on the other hand, are distinctive as they form in alkaline urine. they are often seen as brown or yellow-brown 'thorn-apple' shaped crystals and can be associated with old or refrigerated samples where ammonia production increases due to urease-producing bacteria. other examples of crystals forming in alkaline urine include amorphous phosphate, triple phosphate (also known as struvite), calcium phosphate, and calcium carbonate.

in conclusion, the correct answer to the question is ammonium biurate, which is not an acidic urine crystal but rather an alkaline one. this differentiation is crucial in the clinical interpretation of urine sediment and can guide further diagnostic and therapeutic measures.


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