ICDVP STUDY GUIDE QUESTIONS EXAM FULLY SOLVED & UPDATED (LATEST VERSION VERIFIED FOR ACCURACY) (QUESTIONS + ANSWERS) SOLVED 100% CORRECT!!

ICDVP STUDY GUIDE QUESTIONS EXAM FULLY SOLVED & UPDATED (LATEST VERSION VERIFIED FOR ACCURACY) (QUESTIONS + ANSWERS) SOLVED 100% CORRECT!! what is the charge for a person who possesses or receives a firearm or ammunition which has been shipped or transported in interstate or foreign commerce after the issuance of an OP - ANSWER federal felony who are mandated reporters - ANSWER medical personnel, school personnel, social service/mental health personnel, law enforcement personnel, coroner/medical examiner personnel, child care personnel who qualifies as medical personnel - ANSWER physician, dentist, LPN, RN, medical social worker, EMT, nurse practitioner, hospital administrator who qualifies as school personnel - ANSWER teacher, principal, school counselor, school nurse, school social worker, asst. principal, truant officer, school psychologist who qualifies as social service/mental health personnel - ANSWER social worker, psychologist, DV personnel, substance abuse treatment personnel, DHS, DPA, DPH, DOC, DCFS who qualifies as law enforcement personnel - ANSWER court employees, parole/probation officer, emergency services staff, police, states attorney and staff, juvenile officer who qualifies as child care personnel - ANSWER all staff at overnight, day care, pre-school, or nursery school facilities, recreational program personnel, foster parents what is required of mandated reporters - ANSWER report suspected child abuse or neglect immediately, may have to testify regarding the case, reports must be confirmed in writing within 48 hours (identity protection and immunity from legal liability) what information do mandated reporters need to make a report - ANSWER any explanation provided by the child, any other relevant info that would expedite investigation when is a child abuse/neglect investigation done - ANSWER when a child is under 18; the alleged perpetrator is a parent, step-parent, paramour of natural parent, guardian, foster parent, immediate family member, any person living in the child's home, person who came to know child in an official capacity or position of trust, or person responsible for welfare of the child; must be specific incident of abuse/neglect or a specific set of circumstances involving abuse/neglect; must be either demonstrated harm or a substantial risk of physical/sexual harm to child abc model of crisis intervention - ANSWER a: develop and maintain contact b: identify problem and provide therapeutic interaction c: coping b: identifying the problem - ANSWER identify substance abuse issues; use therapeutic interactions therapeutic interactions - ANSWER reframing, empowerment, validation, support c: coping - ANSWER identify client's current coping attempts; encourage client to think of other coping strategies; present alternative coping strategies coping strategies - ANSWER support group, 12 step programs, long-term therapy, family therapy, referrals to doctors, lawyers, and other agencies, journaling, other behavioral things work place safety - ANSWER inform workplace and make plan; decide who to inform; provide a picture of the batterer; review work schedule; get escorted to/from car; screen phone calls; provide emergency contact info; relocation important points for working with victims - ANSWER safety; empower; inform; listen individual counseling - ANSWER equal relationship between counselor and client; identification of battered woman with other women and consciousnessraising about institutional sexism important points for working with child victims - ANSWER safety; ensure children and their needs don't become invisible; crisis intervention; on-going emotional support; medical attention; interaction with educational system children's counseling programs - ANSWER small groups in which child can break silence surrounding family violence; child learns they're not alone; can learn helpful strategies to deal with stress