A 68-year-old man presents with painless haematuria. He is a smoker (40 pack-years). Which is the most appropriate initial investigation in primary ca...

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A 68-year-old man presents with painless haematuria. He is a smoker (40 pack-years). Which is the most appropriate initial investigation in primary care?

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Urgent 2-week wait referral for suspected bladder cancer

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Urine cytology

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Empirical antibiotics and review

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Renal ultrasound only

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Non-urgent urology referral

mrcgp akt MCQ (SBA): Bladder cancer suspicion

A 68-year-old man presents with painless haematuria. He is a smoker (40 pack-years). Which is the most appropriate initial investigation in primary care?