191. A 10-year-old boy presents with short stature to the clinic for evaluation. The boy appears...

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191. A 10-year-old boy presents with short stature to the clinic for evaluation. The boy appears weak and complains of bone pains which did no respond to Calcium and D3 supplementation. He has history of reccurent loin pain and was detected to have nephrocalcinosis on USG and started on Citrate supplementation 6 months ago. What is the most likely laboratory abnormality in this case? a. High Anion gap metabolic acidosis b. Elevated Urinary Chloride level c. Urinary ph> 5.5 d. Low Urinary Anion gap 191. A 10-year-old boy presents with short stature to the clinic for evaluation. The boy appears weak and complains of bone pains which did no respond to Calcium and D3 supplementation. He has history of reccurent loin pain and was detected to have nephrocalcinosis on USG and started on Citrate supplementation 6 months ago. What is the most likely laboratory abnormality in this case? a. High Anion gap metabolic acidosis b. Elevated Urinary Chloride level c. Urinary ph> 5.5 d. Low Urinary Anion gap