An older adult patient reports nonlocalized abdominal pain and malaise. The nurse reviews the patient's laboratory report and notes a uric acid level of 5.2 mg/dL and urinary white blood cell count of 8/hpf. How should the nurse interpret the findings?
1) The patient may have a urinary tract infection.
2) The patient may have gout.
3) The patient may have kidney stones.
4) The patient may have a gastrointestinal infection.