Stones form in the kidney as a result of:
A) excessive dietary calcium, which increases oxalate binding.
B) increased concentration of insoluble salts in the urine.
C) increased levels of citrate and magnesium.
D) a loss of integrity in the bladder lining causing a Hunner plaque.

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Kidney stones form when there is an increased concentration of insoluble salts, such as calcium oxalate or uric acid, in the urine, leading to crystallization and stone formation.

Stones Form in the Kidney as a Result Of