There are many attributes relevant here.
2.1 Adapts approach, language or communication style for audience and across a variety of contexts
You should consider who your patient is – that means you’d be expected to speak differently to a patient who was a surgeon than to a patient who was a layperson, and this could be made clear through options.
2.4 Seeks confirmation of understanding when communicating, clarifying where necessary
This may well be an option in a ‘choose three from eight’ scenario. If prompted, ‘confirming the patient’s understanding throughout’ or similar is a sensible and safe option.
2.5 Elicits accurate and relevant information from individuals
You may be left with half a story from a consultation, and therefore be required to explore further. Always ensure that you get all the information if you have any concerns that something is missing.