Which crystals are yellow-brown granules without any distinctive shape that are often found in clumps that give the urine a macroscopic (large enough to see with the eyes) pink, "brick dust" color and are found in acid urines with pH levels under7?
A) Calcium oxalates
B) Uric acid crystals
C) Amorphous urates
D) Leucine crystals

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The description matches that of amorphous urates, which are yellow-brown granules found in acid urines with pH levels under 7. They often clump together and can give the urine a pink, "brick dust" color. Calcium oxalates and uric acid crystals have distinct shapes, and leucine crystals are colorless or yellow and are not associated with urine discoloration.

Which Crystals Are Yellow-Brown Granules Without Any Distinctive Shape That