D. is a 61-year-old female patient who complaints of pleuritic chest pain and

cough. During the history, she indicates that she occasionally has seen a little bit of blood in her sputum, but she thought it was from coughing so hard. What finally prompted her to come in was that she coughed up a “stone.” Recognizing that the patient might have broncholithiasis, the AGACNP asks about exposure to:

A.Cigarettes      B. Asbestos      C. Bird excrement      D. Swimming pools

 

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Sam,age 42 has had a persistent proteinuria on the previous two office visits. which action is warranted

next?

1) order an intravenous pyelogram

2) admit sam to the hospital

3) schedule extensive blood work

4) have sam collect one urine specimen on first arising and then another 2 hours later

 

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