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A competent 28-year-old male is involved in a minor motor vehicle collision. He exhibits no signs of injury or cognitive impairment, scoring 15 on the Glasgow Coma Scale, but refuses transport to the hospital. Which action must the PCP prioritize to ensure professional and legal standards are met?

Attempt to persuade the patient to accept transport by warning him of potential hidden internal bleeding. Document the patient's capacity, the risks discussed, and obtain a signed Refusal of Care form. Contact police to place the patient under an involuntary psychiatric hold for refusing medical care. Depart the scene immediately without documentation, as the patient is competent and has refused help.

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Document the patient's capacity, the risks discussed, and obtain a signed Refusal of Care form.

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