CERAP UPDATED EXAMS TEST PAPER QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Moderate to severe harm: - ✔✔The threat of:
-Danger to the child's life or health
-Impairment to his or her physical or mental well-being
-Disfigurement
✔✔Immediacy: - ✔✔
✔✔CFS 1441 - ✔✔
✔✔1441-A - ✔✔
✔✔Requirements to when to conduct a safety determination: - ✔✔
✔✔Requirements to when and how to construct a safety plan: - ✔✔
✔✔Safety - ✔✔Time: now or in the very near future
Degree of harm: moderate to severe
Purpose of intervention: control
✔✔Risk - ✔✔Time: longer term
, Degree of harm: low to severe
Purpose of intervention: resolve or reduce
✔✔Steps to Determining Safety - ✔✔Step 1: Identify relevant safety threats.
Step 2: Describe the safety threat you
checked, identifying perpetrator,
child victims and source(s) of
information.
Step 3: Record family strengths and
mitigating circumstances.
Step 4: Make Safety Decision
✔✔Child Vulnerability factors: - ✔✔•Younger children who lack good verbal skills, in
particular, non-verbal children.
• Children affected by developmental
disabilities/deficits.
• Children who have serious medical
problems.
• Children who exhibit psychological,
emotional, or behavioral problems.
✔✔Safety threats - ✔✔Are behaviors or conditions that may be associated with a child
or children being in danger of moderate to severe harm immediately or in the near
future.
✔✔Family strengths/Mitigating circumstances - ✔✔Must take place on the initiative of
family members and not at the suggestion or instigation of Department staff.
✔✔Action part of a safety plan: - ✔✔When members of the family initiate plan because
of the suggestion or instigation of Department staff.
✔✔When are Safety Threats Mitigated? - ✔✔-Caregivers, acting on their own initiative,
take
reasonable action(s) to correct dangerous
behaviors/conditions.
-There is an adult caregiver residing in the home who is willing and able to control the
identified
behavior/condition.
-The caregiver(s) responsible for the safety threat are removed from the home.
✔✔If no safety threats are identified: - ✔✔all involved children must be assessed as
safe.
✔✔If one or more safety threats have been identified and all identified safety threats are
adequately controlled by family strengths or actions: - ✔✔all involved children must be
AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Moderate to severe harm: - ✔✔The threat of:
-Danger to the child's life or health
-Impairment to his or her physical or mental well-being
-Disfigurement
✔✔Immediacy: - ✔✔
✔✔CFS 1441 - ✔✔
✔✔1441-A - ✔✔
✔✔Requirements to when to conduct a safety determination: - ✔✔
✔✔Requirements to when and how to construct a safety plan: - ✔✔
✔✔Safety - ✔✔Time: now or in the very near future
Degree of harm: moderate to severe
Purpose of intervention: control
✔✔Risk - ✔✔Time: longer term
, Degree of harm: low to severe
Purpose of intervention: resolve or reduce
✔✔Steps to Determining Safety - ✔✔Step 1: Identify relevant safety threats.
Step 2: Describe the safety threat you
checked, identifying perpetrator,
child victims and source(s) of
information.
Step 3: Record family strengths and
mitigating circumstances.
Step 4: Make Safety Decision
✔✔Child Vulnerability factors: - ✔✔•Younger children who lack good verbal skills, in
particular, non-verbal children.
• Children affected by developmental
disabilities/deficits.
• Children who have serious medical
problems.
• Children who exhibit psychological,
emotional, or behavioral problems.
✔✔Safety threats - ✔✔Are behaviors or conditions that may be associated with a child
or children being in danger of moderate to severe harm immediately or in the near
future.
✔✔Family strengths/Mitigating circumstances - ✔✔Must take place on the initiative of
family members and not at the suggestion or instigation of Department staff.
✔✔Action part of a safety plan: - ✔✔When members of the family initiate plan because
of the suggestion or instigation of Department staff.
✔✔When are Safety Threats Mitigated? - ✔✔-Caregivers, acting on their own initiative,
take
reasonable action(s) to correct dangerous
behaviors/conditions.
-There is an adult caregiver residing in the home who is willing and able to control the
identified
behavior/condition.
-The caregiver(s) responsible for the safety threat are removed from the home.
✔✔If no safety threats are identified: - ✔✔all involved children must be assessed as
safe.
✔✔If one or more safety threats have been identified and all identified safety threats are
adequately controlled by family strengths or actions: - ✔✔all involved children must be
