1. Match the following legal and ethical considerations for working with older people to their correct descriptions.

Choose an item.	It means respecting the person's autonomy and independence and allowing them to make choices for themselves.
Choose an item.	These provide practical guidance to achieving health, safety, and welfare standards when working with older people.
Choose an item.	This is the legal obligation of aged care workers in ensuring their clients' and colleagues' health, safety, and welfare.
Choose an item.	These are the basic privileges of all human beings no matter what their race, religion, nationality, sex, or status.
Choose an item.	These are concerned with protecting one's personal information and self from being pried by others.
Choose an item.	It is the unjust treatment of older people and other persons based on their race, age, and sex.
Choose an item.	It is the practice of ensuring and protecting the safety, health, and welfare of clients and employees in the aged care setting.