You respond to a public place where the patient has no medical complaints or visible injuries. What would you NOT do?

In this scenario, the appropriate course of action is to avoid encouraging the patient to sign an Against Medical Advice (AMA) form. An AMA form is pertinent when a patient chooses to leave a medical facility against the advice of healthcare providers, typically when there are valid medical concerns or the patient is at risk. If a patient has no medical complaints or visible injuries, they are likely not in a position to make an informed decision about their health, as there are no evident concerns that necessitate leaving the scene or facility.

Encouraging someone to sign AMA in the absence of medical issues can imply a disregard for their well-being, especially if they may not thoroughly understand the implications of such a decision. Instead, the focus in this situation should be on providing reassurance and appropriate advice while documenting the interaction adequately to reflect the patient's condition and your actions taken during the assessment.