A 64-year-old lifelong smoker presents to his GP with 3 weeks of haemoptysis and weight loss. He has no fever or signs of infection. He is otherwise stable. What is the most appropriate action?AArrange a routine chest X-ray within 6 weeksBOffer an urgent chest X-ray within 2 weeks and review the resultCRefer urgently on a suspected cancer (2-week wait) pathway for lung cancerDPrescribe oral antibiotics and review in 1 weekEArrange CT pulmonary angiography to exclude pulmonary embolismCheck my answer