CWCM LATEST EXAMINERS SET EXAMS
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Within how many days after the child's removal from the home must the case plan
be prepared and submitted to court: - ✔✔60
✔✔A child was physically abused by his caregiver two years ago. Now the counselor is
evaluating the family for case closure. The most important factor in determining
appropriateness of case closure is: - ✔✔CG uses alternative disciplines techniques
✔✔The document used to advise the court of the degree of progress being made
towards the permanency goal is the: - ✔✔JRSSR
✔✔How is it assessed if the case manager is using best case management practices? -
✔✔Through quality service reviews
✔✔What should the counselor do if the parents refuse to sign the case plan? -
✔✔Submit the plan to the court without their signature and document their refusal to
sign.
✔✔Which of the following is not a document to be filled with the court? - ✔✔Risk
assessment
, ✔✔The consequence for not enhancing caregiver protective capacities and not
reducing danger threats to the child must be: - ✔✔Understood by all parties.
✔✔The primary purpose of the case plan is to: - ✔✔Provide treatment to enhance
caregiver protective capacities
✔✔Any petition you present to the court contains a section dealing with "reasonable
efforts", this deals with efforts made by you to: - ✔✔Prevent child's removal or
continuation in the home.
✔✔In a case dealing with a possible placement of a child in another state, the sending
state must: - ✔✔Retain court jurisdiction.
✔✔The standard of proof ar this hearing is "probably cause": - ✔✔Shelter
✔✔The stand of proof at this hearing is preponderance of evidence: - ✔✔Adjudicatory
✔✔Independent living would be considered: - ✔✔For kids over 12 in foster care status.
✔✔The father is the perpetrator; the child would be allowed to remain in the home if: -
✔✔The father has left the home.
✔✔Before a child can begin unsupervised or overnight visits with a parent the counselor
must: - ✔✔Complete an updated home study.
✔✔What happens when a case plan is not successfully completed? - ✔✔Outcomes are
reviewed for adequacy and appropriateness.
✔✔Post placement supervision occurs for a minimum of how long after reunification? -
✔✔6 months
✔✔The judicial review is used to: - ✔✔Explain to the court the degree of process made
towards the permanent goal and the outcomes of the case plan.
✔✔The goal for all children with whom the department services is to: - ✔✔Establish a
safe and permanent home a soon as possible.
✔✔Under the Rilya Wilson act RWA when must a counselor be notified of an at-risk
child's attendance at day care: - ✔✔After one excused absence or after seven excused
absences
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Within how many days after the child's removal from the home must the case plan
be prepared and submitted to court: - ✔✔60
✔✔A child was physically abused by his caregiver two years ago. Now the counselor is
evaluating the family for case closure. The most important factor in determining
appropriateness of case closure is: - ✔✔CG uses alternative disciplines techniques
✔✔The document used to advise the court of the degree of progress being made
towards the permanency goal is the: - ✔✔JRSSR
✔✔How is it assessed if the case manager is using best case management practices? -
✔✔Through quality service reviews
✔✔What should the counselor do if the parents refuse to sign the case plan? -
✔✔Submit the plan to the court without their signature and document their refusal to
sign.
✔✔Which of the following is not a document to be filled with the court? - ✔✔Risk
assessment
, ✔✔The consequence for not enhancing caregiver protective capacities and not
reducing danger threats to the child must be: - ✔✔Understood by all parties.
✔✔The primary purpose of the case plan is to: - ✔✔Provide treatment to enhance
caregiver protective capacities
✔✔Any petition you present to the court contains a section dealing with "reasonable
efforts", this deals with efforts made by you to: - ✔✔Prevent child's removal or
continuation in the home.
✔✔In a case dealing with a possible placement of a child in another state, the sending
state must: - ✔✔Retain court jurisdiction.
✔✔The standard of proof ar this hearing is "probably cause": - ✔✔Shelter
✔✔The stand of proof at this hearing is preponderance of evidence: - ✔✔Adjudicatory
✔✔Independent living would be considered: - ✔✔For kids over 12 in foster care status.
✔✔The father is the perpetrator; the child would be allowed to remain in the home if: -
✔✔The father has left the home.
✔✔Before a child can begin unsupervised or overnight visits with a parent the counselor
must: - ✔✔Complete an updated home study.
✔✔What happens when a case plan is not successfully completed? - ✔✔Outcomes are
reviewed for adequacy and appropriateness.
✔✔Post placement supervision occurs for a minimum of how long after reunification? -
✔✔6 months
✔✔The judicial review is used to: - ✔✔Explain to the court the degree of process made
towards the permanent goal and the outcomes of the case plan.
✔✔The goal for all children with whom the department services is to: - ✔✔Establish a
safe and permanent home a soon as possible.
✔✔Under the Rilya Wilson act RWA when must a counselor be notified of an at-risk
child's attendance at day care: - ✔✔After one excused absence or after seven excused
absences
