What should BFR-EMS personnel explain about the risks of refusal?

The correct choice emphasizes that the risks explained to the patient are not comprehensive. This means that BFR-EMS personnel must communicate clearly to the patient that while they may have provided some information about potential risks associated with refusing care, there are likely additional risks that have not been fully detailed. This understanding is crucial because it helps ensure that the patient is making an informed decision regarding their health, recognizing that refusal of treatment may lead to unforeseen complications or worsening conditions that were not fully disclosed during the conversation.

By framing the risks as not comprehensive, it encourages the patient to have a thorough understanding of their situation and the possible negative outcomes from their choice, which is essential for obtaining informed consent or refusal. This approach also fosters a sense of responsibility on the part of the BFR-EMS personnel to provide as much relevant information as possible while navigating patient decisions thoughtfully.