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Which of the following medications taken by the patient is least likely to cause urine discoloration?

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: The correct answer is Aspirin. Aspirin is not known to cause urine discoloration. Sulfasalazine is associated with causing orange-yellow discoloration of urine. Levodopa can cause darkening of urine to a brown or black color. Phenolphthalein has been linked to pink or red discoloration of urine.
Therefore, among the options provided, Aspirin is the medication least likely to cause urine discoloration.

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