A urine turns black after standing,develops a cloudy white precipitate,and has a specific gravity of 1.010.
-Based on the information provided,the most probable cause of the white precipitate is:

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A specific gravity of 1.010 is within the normal range for urine and rules out the possibility of radiographic contrast media. Additionally, lipids do not typically form a white precipitate in urine. Amorphous urates generally form a yellow or brown colored deposit, making amorphous phosphates the most likely cause of the white precipitate.

A Urine Turns Black After Standing,develops a Cloudy White Precipitate,and