Problem
Scenario: Ross family The Ross family consists of grandparents John (74) and Mary (74), their son Tom (42) and daughter Sarah (33). Tom and his wife, Amy (40), have two children, Max (15) and Zoe (10). Sarah and her wife Rachel (35) have a daughter, Olivia (3). John and Mary have been married for over 50 years. John has recently been diagnosed with prostate cancer, and Mary has been struggling with Arthritis for several years. Due to their health issues, they rely heavily on Tom and Amy for support. They are still able to manage chores like cooking and cleaning, but they require assistance for things like food shopping or going to appointments. Mary misses seeing her walking group on the weekends, but she finds that her joint pain is too intense to participate anymore. Tom works as a nurse, while Amy works as an IT consultant. Zoe has recently been diagnosed with type 1 diabetes that has required regular treatments and specialist appointments, which is putting a strain on Tom and Amy's finances. Max has been wanting more independence, and would really like to save up to buy a car after he gets his license in a couple of years, so he has been looking for casual work. Sarah is a successful lawyer and has been in a relationship with Rachel for six years. Three years ago, she gave birth to Olivia, who she conceived through invitro fertilisation (IVF). Sarah has been working very long hours which has been putting a strain on her relationship and her ability to spend time with her daughter. Olivia is dropped off at childcare at 7am and picked up at 7pm most weekdays, as Rachel also works full-time. They're very tired when they all get home, and so most nights they order takeout. Sarah and Rachel have been noticing that Olivia doesn't respond well when they call her from another room, or when they ask her a question while speaking quietly or facing away from her. They are concerned that she may be hearing impaired, and so have booked an appointment with their general practitioner to connect them with an audiologist.
After reading scenario, need to select three family members to focus on (one from each generation/age group: older adult, adult, child).
I need help for following questions with detailed explanation.
A. Visually depict the family (e.g. family tree or table) and outline each family member's stage of development as it pertains to theory. The selected family members must be clearly identified
B. Identify and describe the selected family members risk and protective factors and their impacts on physical, cognitive and psychosocial development (Stages of development are clearly and accurately outlined and linked to theory)(Impacts on cognitive, physical and psychosocial development are identified and described clearly and succinctly)
C. Discuss the health issues the selected family members are at risk for/have, and how these could have been/could be mitigated using a lifespan approach (Clear and succinct discussion of how the health issues could have been/could be mitigated using a lifespan approach is provided)
D. Identify and describe any particular communication strategies that would need to be implemented when engaging with the selected family members and/or extended family