Using the above situations as examples and considering ethnic/cultural aspects, describe major considerations in planning and carrying out hospice care for the following clients: a) A 53-year-old Jewish woman with breast cancer and lung metastases who follows kosher dietary practices

Using the above situations as examples and considering ethnic/cultural aspects, describe major considerations in planning and carrying out hospice care for the following clients:

a) A 53-year-old Jewish woman with breast cancer and lung metastases who follows kosher dietary practices.

b) A 33-year-old gay man with end-stage AIDS, including AIDS dementia. His family is Christian, but he states he is an atheist. His father has never been able to accept that his son is gay and his mother has died. He has an older brother who is married.

c) A 4-year-old African American girl with an inoperable, fast-growing brain tumor. Her family is Muslim.

d) A 98-year-old Asian man lives alone. All his children and close relatives have died. He is Buddhist.