When your patient refuses care and transportation, even though you have communicated to the patient that you feel it is necessary, the patient is refusing:
A) against medical control (AMC).
B) with impaired decision-making (WID).
C) with informed consent (WIC).
D) against medical advice (AMA).

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When a patient refuses care and transportation despite being advised that it is necessary, it is considered a refusal against medical advice (AMA). It is important to document this refusal thoroughly and have the patient sign a refusal of care form.

When Your Patient Refuses Care and Transportation, Even Though You