CANS Exam Practice Questions and Answers 100% Pass

CANS Exam Practice Questions and Answers 100% Pass what are the 10 CANS domains? - 1) parent/caregiver needs & strengths 2) trauma experiences 3) traumatic stress symptoms 4) child strengths 5) life domain functioning 6) acculturation 7) child behavioral/emotional needs 8) child risk behaviors 9) ratings of children 0-5 10) transition to adulthood parent/caregiver needs & strengths (10 CANS domains) - these ratings are normally completed for the parents/legal guardian, current caregiver, or any person under consideration for caring for the child; consider 1) permanency goal, 2) caregiver's availability during reporting period, 3) child's current household trauma experiences Page 2/4 ©EmilyCharlene 2024. All Rights Reserved. (10 CANS domains) - these items indicate whether or not a child experienced the particular trauma; if they did, they always have (they are static); these items are not expected to change; they might increase if a child has a new trauma experience or historical trauma is identified that was not previously known traumatic stress symptoms (10 CANS domains) - used to describe the child/adolescent who is having difficulties adjusting and/or exhibiting symptoms related to PTSD child strengths (10 CANS domains) - describe a range of assets that children/their environments may possess that can facilitate healthy development; they are NOT the opposite of needs life domain functioning (10 CANS domains) - the different areas in a child/family's life in which the child may be exhibiting difficulties acculturation (10 CANS domains) - all children are members of some identifiable culture group; these describe possible problems that children may experience with the relationship b/w their cultural membership and the predominant culture in which they live child behavioral/emotional needs (10 CANS domains) - identify the behavioral health needs of the child/adolescent child risk behaviors (10 CANS domains) - the types of things that can get children/adolescents in trouble or put them in danger of harming themselves or others