An older male patient reports urinary frequency, back pain, and nocturia. a dipstick urinalysis reveals hematuria. what will the provider do next to evaluate this condition?

In order to verify whether the patient suffers from hematuria, the provider should perform a more detailed urinalysis, involving a microscopic examination.  Using microscopy the healthcare professional will be able to verify the presence of blood in the urine. If this turns to be positive as well, then the provider should do renal function testing, urinary tract imaging and cystoscopy.

This is a pretty on point question because all we need to do is replace 's' in the equation with '35'.the calculation will be9.95 + 0.30s = c9.95 + 0.30 (35) = c9.95 + 10.5  = cc = 20.45

The answer would be true.