The questions that need to be done are the ones marked with an "X"

E. What social, cultural or spiritual differences did each person have?
Ans: Person A: is a culturally and spiritually conservative
Person B: is still finding itself and open to suggestion
Person C: Is a progressive individual who is culturally and spiritually inclined
F. How were each of these people different to you, and how did you ensure you did not impose your values on them
Ans: Patient A: Received treatment that was tailored to his or her specific medical and psychological needs.
To help Person B better express their needs and wishes in words, you may use a technique that focuses on eliciting ideas and opening up brain processes via gestures.
The third option (C) used a team-based approach to care by allowing the client to participate in alternative treatment that better matched their lifestyle.
G.What individual needs did they have
Patient A: the need is focused on him or her, with attention given to the individual's particular medical and psychological needs
Patient B: utilise an approach targeted at eliciting thoughts and opening up mental processes using gestures in order to promote the articulation of wishes and requirements in language
Patient C: Opted for Care in a team setting, with the client's input on what kind of care would work best for them.
H. What stage of life were they in?
Patient A: elderly between 65-75
Patient B: Youngster Between 15-20
Patient C: Married women 25-45
I: What were their strengths and weaknesses
Ans: Person A: The customer is the foundation of the family, a storehouse of knowledge that may be utilised now and in the future.
As stated by Participant B, the client is a dependent whose parents provide for the child's needs.
Person C: The client is a support...