Clinic for annual physical exam

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An 11-year-old male presents to the clinic for an annual physical exam. The urinalysis shows 3+ protein with a specific gravity of 1.022. The point of care urine is negative for blood, and the physical examination is normal. The patient's vital signs are the following: 97.6-76-20 BP 110/60. Which should be the initial intervention?

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