A male patient is speaking loudly at a waiting room chair, apparently thinking he is talking to someone sitting next to him. In reality, however, he’s talking to an empty chair. His voice grows louder and he begins to show signs of agitation by shaking his fists and pacing. Other patients in the waiting room are observing his behavior closely. One woman gets up from her seat and stands further away from him, close to the entryway. Another approaches the receptionist to inquire about the patient’s mental health. Under these circumstances, would the physician be legally justified in terminating his or her relationship with this patient?