B. The petition shall contain a statement that the authority granted to the guardian may include the authority to withhold or withdraw life sustaining treatment, including artificial food and fluid, and shall state, at a minimum and to the extent known, all of the following:

1. 1. The interest of the petitioner.
2. 2. The name, age, residence and address of the alleged incapacitated person.
3. 3. The name, address and priority for appointment of the person whose appointment is sought.
4. 4. The name and address of the conservator, if any, of the alleged incapacitated person.
5. 5. The name and address of the nearest relative of the alleged incapacitated person known to the petitioner.
6. 6. A general statement of the property of the alleged incapacitated person, with an estimate of its value and including any compensation, insurance, pension or allowance to which the person is entitled.
7. 7. The reason why appointment of a guardian or any other protective order is necessary.
8. 8. The type of guardianship requested. If a general guardianship is requested, the petition must state that other alternatives have been explored and why a limited guardianship is not appropriate. If a limited guardianship is requested, the petition also must state what specific powers are requested.
9. 9. If a legal decision-making, parenting time or visitation order was previously entered regarding an alleged incapacitated person in a marriage dissolution, legal separation or paternity action in this state or another jurisdiction and the petitioner or proposed guardian is a parent of the alleged incapacitated person or a nonparent who has been awarded legal decision-making as to the alleged incapacitated person, the court and case number for that action or proceeding and include a copy of the most recent court order regarding legal decision-making, parenting time and visitation.
10. 10. If the appointment of a guardian is necessary due solely to the physical incapacity of the alleged incapacitated person.
11. 11. Whether the alleged incapacitated person is the principal under a health care power of attorney, and, if so, a copy of that health care power of attorney must be attached to the petition.
12. 12. Whether the alleged incapacitated person is the principal under a durable power of attorney in which the alleged incapacitated person has nominated someone to serve as guardian, and, if so, a copy of that durable power of attorney must be attached to the petition.
13. 13. Whether the alleged incapacitated person has a present vested interest in a trust, and, if so, the name of the trust and the current trustee of the trust.

E. A report filed pursuant to this section by a physician, psychologist or registered nurse acting within that person's scope of practice shall include the following information:

1. 1. A specific description of the physical, psychiatric or psychological diagnosis of the person.
2. 2. A comprehensive assessment listing any functional impairments of the alleged incapacitated person and an explanation of how and to what extent these functional impairments may prevent that person from receiving or evaluating information in making decisions or in communicating informed decisions regarding that person.
3. 3. An analysis of the tasks of daily living the alleged incapacitated person is capable of performing without direction or with minimal direction.
4. 4. A list of all medications the alleged incapacitated person is receiving, the dosage of the medications and a description of the effects each medication has on the person's behavior to the best of the declarant's knowledge.
5. 5. A prognosis for improvement in the alleged incapacitated person's condition and a recommendation for the most appropriate rehabilitation plan or care plan.
6. 6. Other information the physician, psychologist or registered nurse deems appropriate.