CPI Exam Questions & Answers Graded A+

ANCRA - Answer Abused and Neglected Child Reporting Act Act of commission - Answer Abuse Act of omission - Answer Neglect 4 underlying conditions - Answer Mental health, domestic violence, developmental disability, substance abuse Documentation for physical injury - Answer Body chart, picture and explanation Appendix B - Answer Allegations Appendix G - Answer Safety and risk What does the acronym CAC stand for? - Answer Child advocacy center Call and/or what needs to be seen within 24 hours? - Answer Child victim, parent, allegations regarding environmental neglect or inadequate supervision Who should be present when he CPI is observing a child for injuries? - Answer A witness Burgos - Answer Spanish-speaking decree Norman - Answer Decree for poor families Inculpatory - Answer Evidence that supports that abused or neglect happened DASA - Answer Department of Alcohol & Substance Abuse Exculpatory - Answer Evidence that abuse or neglect did not happen Good faith attempt - Answer Attempted to make contact with a family, continue every 24 hours until contact is made. VSI - Answer Victim Sensitive Interview Response code - Answer Normal- 24 hours Action Needed- speak with supervisor within one hour Emergency- be on your way in 15 minutes Normal response code - Answer Meet with family within 24 hours Emergency response code - Answer Be on your way within 15 minutes Action needed response code - Answer Speak with your supervisor within one hour. Time frames for an investigation - Answer 24 hours- meet the Mandate 14 days-good faith report 45 days- evaluate the status of the case check in with your supervisor 55 days- submit completed investigation *supervisor has two days to return the investigation* 60- close case or extend Bias - Answer A preconceived judgment and adverse opinion Anchoring - Answer Forming first impression Accepting evidence that reinforces our first impression Rule of optimism - Answer The tendency to overlook behaviors that harm others The least discrediting interpretation of observed conduct will be used FTS Model - Answer Family Centered Trauma Informed Strength Based What is FTS Model - Answer Refocusing Frontline staff and positive assessing and engaging with families What are the stages of assessments - Answer Gather information analyze information draw conclusions make decisions Race - Answer One's genetics, your DNA, skin color, eye color, hair color and texture Culture - Answer The total sum of our values, beliefs and daily practices, the "how we do life" How we care for ourselves, our family and priorities Ethnicity - Answer Heritage, customs, celebrations, foods, dress. Can be tied to race but does not necessarily have to be. What do we document? - Answer Statements & observations (Listen and look, verbal and nonverbal) LEADS are conducted for what ages? - Answer 13 and over Why should a child be interviewed away from alleged perpetrators, non-offending caretakers or siblings? - Answer Child may feel pressured Child may not disclose important information. 6 steps of critical thinking - Answer 1. what information is available? 2. what am I being asked to believe or accept? 3. what information is available to support the assertions, is it reliable and valid? 4. are there alternative ways of interpreting the information? 5. what additional information would help to evaluate the alternatives? 6. what conclusions are most reasonable based on the information and the number of alternative explanations? CPI always asses for the following during an investigation - Answer Safety Strength Needs Accurate finding What must be present for a report to be generated by the hotline? - Answer A child An eligible perpetrator An incident