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A client with a history of urinary calculi presents with frequency, urgency, and dysuria. A urinalysis reveals formation of crystals in the urine, known as nucleation. Based on this finding, which statement is true about the composition of the client's urine?
A) It has a high concentration of citrate and glycoproteins.
B) It has a pH of 7.0.
C) It contains trace amounts of blood.
D) It has a high concentration of insoluble salt.

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