A 55-year-old male was emergently admitted to the emergency department following reports from his son that the patient experienced chest tightness before losing consciousness. The son also disclosed that his father has been under pharmacological management for multiple comorbid conditions, with medications including lisinopril, dapagliflozin, diltiazem, simvastatin, and vitamin D supplementation. Furthermore, it was noted that the patient has been under regular nephrology care for the past three years and has been evaluated as a candidate for renal transplantation. Pulmonary embolism is considered in the differential diagnosis, and appropriate therapeutic measures have been initiated.

23y old female presents to the ED by her mother after her mother noted her daughter bleeding from her mouth and had trouble breathing and coughing severely from the morning, on physical examination you see her hands are shaking and there are sharp scratch marks on her wrists, her mother told you that she had some problems after her father's death 2 months ago, an X-ray was ordered and shows bilateral opaque deposits in all lung zones.