CPI Certification Exam Study Sheet
Questions and Answers16
what is an example of a special conditions foster care referral? - ANSWERS -not enough beds in
the foster home (licensing contract issue)
Which court hearing does a CPI testify at? - ANSWERS -Adjudicatory hearning
Special conditions child on child sexual abuse assessments are done within - ANSWERS -7 days
A safety plan must be implemented and remain active as long as the danger threats exist and
caregiver protective capacities are insufficient - ANSWERS -True
A safety plan is not reflective of family engagement - ANSWERS -False
Where do all safety plans get documented? - ANSWERS -FSFN
What is not true of a safety plan - ANSWERS -expected to have long term effects over tim
Chapter 741.30 injunctions are requested by CPI, case manager, or LEO - ANSWERS -FALSE. Only
by CPI or LEO
Battered-Child Syndrome - ANSWERS -clinical condition in young children who have received
serious physical abuse, usually by a parent/guardian. Often the injuries are explained as being
the result of a situation which could not possibly have been the true cause
,Adoption and Safe Families Act (1997) - ANSWERS -Safety is the paramount concern
Preserve and reunify families when possible
Place child in a timely manner
Perm. placement within 12 months
3 main goals of child protection - ANSWERS -Safety
Permanency
Well Being
7 Outcomes (1) - ANSWERS -Children are first and foremost, protected from abuse and neglect
7 Outcomes (2) - ANSWERS -Children are safely maintained in their homes whenever possible
and appropriate
7 Outcomes (3) - ANSWERS -Children have permanency and stability in their living situations
7 Outcomes (4) - ANSWERS -The continuity of family relationships and connections is preserved
for children
7 Outcomes (5) - ANSWERS -Families have enhanced capacity to provide for their children's
needs
7 Outcomes (6) - ANSWERS -Children receive appropriate services to meet their educational
needs
7 Outcomes (7) - ANSWERS -Children receive adequate services to meet their physical and
mental health needs
, Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children (ICPC) - ANSWERS -Procedures for placing
children across state lines
Sending state retains court jurisdiction and financial responsibility for services
Multi-Ethnic Placement Act/Inter-Ethnic Placement Provision (MEPA) - ANSWERS -Prohibits
delay or denial of adoption or placement due to race, color, or national origin of the child or of
the foster parents
Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) - ANSWERS -Protects Native American heritage
Must notify tribe if the involved parties are card-carrying members of a NA tribe
Tribes can decide if they want to take jurisdiction of the case
Clear and convincing evidence is required to justify removal of a NA child (higher than other
cases, which only require probable cause)
Immigrant Children (Special Immigrant Juvenile Status) - ANSWERS -Federal law that assists
certain undocumented children in obtaining legal permanent residency
Typically granted to children in dependency court who are placed in foster care
Sometimes children in the jurisdiction of the juvenile delinquent system may also be eligible
If accepted, a child can:
remain in the US
work legally
qualify for in-state tuition at college
in 5 years apply for US citizenship
Child Welfare Core Principles - ANSWERS -Health/Safety
Engage families in constructive, supportive, and non-adversarial relationships
Least Intrusive
Base intervention upon evaluation results that demonstrate success
Questions and Answers16
what is an example of a special conditions foster care referral? - ANSWERS -not enough beds in
the foster home (licensing contract issue)
Which court hearing does a CPI testify at? - ANSWERS -Adjudicatory hearning
Special conditions child on child sexual abuse assessments are done within - ANSWERS -7 days
A safety plan must be implemented and remain active as long as the danger threats exist and
caregiver protective capacities are insufficient - ANSWERS -True
A safety plan is not reflective of family engagement - ANSWERS -False
Where do all safety plans get documented? - ANSWERS -FSFN
What is not true of a safety plan - ANSWERS -expected to have long term effects over tim
Chapter 741.30 injunctions are requested by CPI, case manager, or LEO - ANSWERS -FALSE. Only
by CPI or LEO
Battered-Child Syndrome - ANSWERS -clinical condition in young children who have received
serious physical abuse, usually by a parent/guardian. Often the injuries are explained as being
the result of a situation which could not possibly have been the true cause
,Adoption and Safe Families Act (1997) - ANSWERS -Safety is the paramount concern
Preserve and reunify families when possible
Place child in a timely manner
Perm. placement within 12 months
3 main goals of child protection - ANSWERS -Safety
Permanency
Well Being
7 Outcomes (1) - ANSWERS -Children are first and foremost, protected from abuse and neglect
7 Outcomes (2) - ANSWERS -Children are safely maintained in their homes whenever possible
and appropriate
7 Outcomes (3) - ANSWERS -Children have permanency and stability in their living situations
7 Outcomes (4) - ANSWERS -The continuity of family relationships and connections is preserved
for children
7 Outcomes (5) - ANSWERS -Families have enhanced capacity to provide for their children's
needs
7 Outcomes (6) - ANSWERS -Children receive appropriate services to meet their educational
needs
7 Outcomes (7) - ANSWERS -Children receive adequate services to meet their physical and
mental health needs
, Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children (ICPC) - ANSWERS -Procedures for placing
children across state lines
Sending state retains court jurisdiction and financial responsibility for services
Multi-Ethnic Placement Act/Inter-Ethnic Placement Provision (MEPA) - ANSWERS -Prohibits
delay or denial of adoption or placement due to race, color, or national origin of the child or of
the foster parents
Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) - ANSWERS -Protects Native American heritage
Must notify tribe if the involved parties are card-carrying members of a NA tribe
Tribes can decide if they want to take jurisdiction of the case
Clear and convincing evidence is required to justify removal of a NA child (higher than other
cases, which only require probable cause)
Immigrant Children (Special Immigrant Juvenile Status) - ANSWERS -Federal law that assists
certain undocumented children in obtaining legal permanent residency
Typically granted to children in dependency court who are placed in foster care
Sometimes children in the jurisdiction of the juvenile delinquent system may also be eligible
If accepted, a child can:
remain in the US
work legally
qualify for in-state tuition at college
in 5 years apply for US citizenship
Child Welfare Core Principles - ANSWERS -Health/Safety
Engage families in constructive, supportive, and non-adversarial relationships
Least Intrusive
Base intervention upon evaluation results that demonstrate success
