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vinney12

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Due to her history of urinary tract infections, Jasmine most likely has _____.
 a. struvite stones b. cystine stones
  c. uric acid stones d. calcium oxalate stones

Question 2

The pain she is experiencing is most likely _____. This occurs when the kidney stone passes through the ureter.
 a. renal colic b. hematuria
  c. acute renal failure d. ketones



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

a



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