Florida Certification Board EXAM
ADJ correct answersAdjudication
ASFA correct answersAdoption & Safe Families Act. It is intended to
preserve and re- unify families, place the child in a timely manner, and
finalize permanent placement within 12 months.
ADD correct answersAttention Deficit Disorder
ADHD correct answersAttention Deficit Hyperactivity
Disorder Hotline correct answersChild Abuse Hotline
CPT correct answersChild Protection Team
CWLS correct answersChild Welfare Legal
Services CLS correct answersChildren's Legal
Services
CPI correct answersChild Protective
Investigator CBC correct
answersCommunity Based Care
CBHA correct answersComprehensive Behavioral Health
Assessment DCF, The Department correct answersDepartment of
Children and Families DJJ correct answersDepartment of juvenile
justice
Dispo correct answersDispositional
hearing DV correct answersDomestic
Violence
ESI correct answersEarly Services
Intervention ESS correct
answersEconomic Self-Sufficiency
FAHIS correct answersFlorida Abuse Hotline Information
System FAC, Rule correct answersFlorida Administrative
,FDLE correct answersFlorida Department of Law Enforcement
FSFN correct answersFlorida Safe Families
Network FS correct answersFlorida Statutes
GAL correct answersGuardian Ad
Litem HV correct answersHome
Visit
ICWA correct answersIndian Child Welfare Act. Federal law protects Native
Americans. The chief or tribe chooses who is Indian. If an Indian child is
removed, then they should be placed with an Indian family rather than a
non-Indian family.
ICPC correct answersInterstate Compact Placement of Children. Establishes
procedures for all states when placing children across state lines. helps
children find an alternative placement in another state. Sending state retain
jurisdiction during placement and sending state is the only state that can
close a case.
JR correct answersJudicial Review
JRSSR correct answersJudicial Review Social Study Report. contains
information about visitation
MEPA correct answersMultiethnic Placement Act/Inter ethnic placement
provision. prohibits the delay or denial of any adoption or placement in
foster care due to race, color, or national origin of the child or of the
adoptive or foster parents. Also, requires states to provide for diligent
recruitment of potential foster and adoptive families who reflect the ethnic
and racial diversity of the children for whom homes are needed.
NCIC correct answersNational Crime Information
Center OAG correct answersOffice of the Attorney
General
OTI correct answersOut of Town Inquiry
PDA,FFA correct answersPre-Dispoditional Study/Family Functional
Assessment RCF correct answersRelative Caregiver Funds
RCP correct answersRelative Caregiver
Program RTI correct answersRoad to
Independence SPOA correct answersSingle
Point of Access
, SSA correct answersSocial Security Administration
SSN correct answersSocial Security Number
SSI correct answersSupplemental Security Income
TANF correct answersTemporary Assistance for Needy
Families TPR correct answersTermination of Parental
Rights
5 main court hearings (in order) correct answersshelter hearing(within 24
hours of removal), arraignment hearing(within 7 days of dependency),
disposition hearing(within 15 days of arraignment), judicial review
hearing(within 6 months of the first judicial review), and permanency
hearing(within 12 months of removal to plan for permanency).
The worst type of abuse? correct answersEgregious abuse. The state does
not have to offer the parents a case plan.
types of diligent searches correct answersmissing parent, missing relatives,
and missing families.
2 entities that do investigations in Florida correct answersthe state of
Florida and the local sheriffs office
types of cases (most intrusive-least intrusive) correct answersshelter
removal, PAD, non judicial in home services, and re-open case
types of kids correct answerssafe and unsafe
types of child support correct answersmonetary and in-kind.
MOnetary- money
in-kind- pampers, food, babysitting,etc.
The Adoption Assistance & child welfare act of 1980 correct answersalso
known as public law 96-272. Sets national minimum standards for key
activities within states' child welfare systems.Applies to all children in out of
home placements who have not achieved permanency(including relative/non-
relative placement), designed to move children toward a permanency goal
as quickly as possible while protecting their best interest, and requires that
case plans develop permanency goals and are reviewed every 6 months to
ensure goals are revised.
types of support correct answersformal (ex: psychologist, child advocate)
and informal (family, friends).
basic concepts associated with understanding a family system correct
answers1. interactions: describes how family members behave
towards one another.
ADJ correct answersAdjudication
ASFA correct answersAdoption & Safe Families Act. It is intended to
preserve and re- unify families, place the child in a timely manner, and
finalize permanent placement within 12 months.
ADD correct answersAttention Deficit Disorder
ADHD correct answersAttention Deficit Hyperactivity
Disorder Hotline correct answersChild Abuse Hotline
CPT correct answersChild Protection Team
CWLS correct answersChild Welfare Legal
Services CLS correct answersChildren's Legal
Services
CPI correct answersChild Protective
Investigator CBC correct
answersCommunity Based Care
CBHA correct answersComprehensive Behavioral Health
Assessment DCF, The Department correct answersDepartment of
Children and Families DJJ correct answersDepartment of juvenile
justice
Dispo correct answersDispositional
hearing DV correct answersDomestic
Violence
ESI correct answersEarly Services
Intervention ESS correct
answersEconomic Self-Sufficiency
FAHIS correct answersFlorida Abuse Hotline Information
System FAC, Rule correct answersFlorida Administrative
,FDLE correct answersFlorida Department of Law Enforcement
FSFN correct answersFlorida Safe Families
Network FS correct answersFlorida Statutes
GAL correct answersGuardian Ad
Litem HV correct answersHome
Visit
ICWA correct answersIndian Child Welfare Act. Federal law protects Native
Americans. The chief or tribe chooses who is Indian. If an Indian child is
removed, then they should be placed with an Indian family rather than a
non-Indian family.
ICPC correct answersInterstate Compact Placement of Children. Establishes
procedures for all states when placing children across state lines. helps
children find an alternative placement in another state. Sending state retain
jurisdiction during placement and sending state is the only state that can
close a case.
JR correct answersJudicial Review
JRSSR correct answersJudicial Review Social Study Report. contains
information about visitation
MEPA correct answersMultiethnic Placement Act/Inter ethnic placement
provision. prohibits the delay or denial of any adoption or placement in
foster care due to race, color, or national origin of the child or of the
adoptive or foster parents. Also, requires states to provide for diligent
recruitment of potential foster and adoptive families who reflect the ethnic
and racial diversity of the children for whom homes are needed.
NCIC correct answersNational Crime Information
Center OAG correct answersOffice of the Attorney
General
OTI correct answersOut of Town Inquiry
PDA,FFA correct answersPre-Dispoditional Study/Family Functional
Assessment RCF correct answersRelative Caregiver Funds
RCP correct answersRelative Caregiver
Program RTI correct answersRoad to
Independence SPOA correct answersSingle
Point of Access
, SSA correct answersSocial Security Administration
SSN correct answersSocial Security Number
SSI correct answersSupplemental Security Income
TANF correct answersTemporary Assistance for Needy
Families TPR correct answersTermination of Parental
Rights
5 main court hearings (in order) correct answersshelter hearing(within 24
hours of removal), arraignment hearing(within 7 days of dependency),
disposition hearing(within 15 days of arraignment), judicial review
hearing(within 6 months of the first judicial review), and permanency
hearing(within 12 months of removal to plan for permanency).
The worst type of abuse? correct answersEgregious abuse. The state does
not have to offer the parents a case plan.
types of diligent searches correct answersmissing parent, missing relatives,
and missing families.
2 entities that do investigations in Florida correct answersthe state of
Florida and the local sheriffs office
types of cases (most intrusive-least intrusive) correct answersshelter
removal, PAD, non judicial in home services, and re-open case
types of kids correct answerssafe and unsafe
types of child support correct answersmonetary and in-kind.
MOnetary- money
in-kind- pampers, food, babysitting,etc.
The Adoption Assistance & child welfare act of 1980 correct answersalso
known as public law 96-272. Sets national minimum standards for key
activities within states' child welfare systems.Applies to all children in out of
home placements who have not achieved permanency(including relative/non-
relative placement), designed to move children toward a permanency goal
as quickly as possible while protecting their best interest, and requires that
case plans develop permanency goals and are reviewed every 6 months to
ensure goals are revised.
types of support correct answersformal (ex: psychologist, child advocate)
and informal (family, friends).
basic concepts associated with understanding a family system correct
answers1. interactions: describes how family members behave
towards one another.
