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You have arrived at the scene of a 42-year-old male whose wife states he was having chest pain. The

You have arrived at the scene of a 42-year-old male whose wife states he was having chest pain. The patient denies having chest pain and states he does not need your help and asks you to leave. Of the following choices, which is the best approach to this situation?
A) Leave the scene, but allow the ambulance to respond.
B) Cancel the ambulance and leave the scene.
C) Wait for the ambulance to arrive. In the meantime, tell the patient you just need a bit of information for your paperwork.
D) Have the patient sign the refusal form, making sure he understands he could be seriously ill.

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