CPI Florida Certification test practice
Exam Questions and Answers7
Statute 1997 - ANSWERS -Adoptions and safe families act (AFSA)
Statute that expanded federal involvement in child welfare - ANSWERS -Child Abuse prevention
Act (CAPTA)
Statutes that involve the potential placements of children - ANSWERS -Multi Ethnic Placement
Act ( MEPA)
Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA)
Interstate compact for the placement of children (ICPC)
Statute 1974 - ANSWERS -Child abuse prevention act (CAPTA)
This statute notes that for the child must be documented & are audited by the federal
government for quality - ANSWERS -adoptions and safe families act (AFSA)
Types of trauma - ANSWERS -Early childhood
DV
Physical abuse
neglect
sexual abuse
traumatic grief
complex trauma toxic shock
, Danger threats - ANSWERS -11 in total but 11 is other and isn't used
Findings - ANSWERS -Verified, not substantiated, no indicators
What is the order of the legal hierarchy for child protection? - ANSWERS -United States
Constitution, federal statutes,state statutes, administrative codes, the Florida rules of juvenile
procedure, and operating produces.
This statute focuses on what states are required to do ( as opposed to what parents, children,
and you must do). Failure to follow federal law often results in loss federal funding - ANSWERS -
Federal Statutes
This govern how attorneys within DCF'S children's legal services operate and guide attorneys on
courtroom procedures in dependency cases - ANSWERS -The Florida rules of juvenile procedure
This statute establishes producers for all stated when placing children across state lines -
ANSWERS -interstate compact placement of children
Indian Child Welfare Act (1978) protects native American heritage under federal law - ANSWERS
-True
Findings of "clear and convincing" is the legal standard when dealing with Indian child welfare
act. - ANSWERS -True
When a preponderance of credible evidence results in findings of harm from abuse,
abandonment or neglect which finding is entered into FSFN - ANSWERS -Verified
Florida Statute 39 states that children should be protected from - ANSWERS -Abandonment,
abuse, exploitation, and neglect
Exam Questions and Answers7
Statute 1997 - ANSWERS -Adoptions and safe families act (AFSA)
Statute that expanded federal involvement in child welfare - ANSWERS -Child Abuse prevention
Act (CAPTA)
Statutes that involve the potential placements of children - ANSWERS -Multi Ethnic Placement
Act ( MEPA)
Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA)
Interstate compact for the placement of children (ICPC)
Statute 1974 - ANSWERS -Child abuse prevention act (CAPTA)
This statute notes that for the child must be documented & are audited by the federal
government for quality - ANSWERS -adoptions and safe families act (AFSA)
Types of trauma - ANSWERS -Early childhood
DV
Physical abuse
neglect
sexual abuse
traumatic grief
complex trauma toxic shock
, Danger threats - ANSWERS -11 in total but 11 is other and isn't used
Findings - ANSWERS -Verified, not substantiated, no indicators
What is the order of the legal hierarchy for child protection? - ANSWERS -United States
Constitution, federal statutes,state statutes, administrative codes, the Florida rules of juvenile
procedure, and operating produces.
This statute focuses on what states are required to do ( as opposed to what parents, children,
and you must do). Failure to follow federal law often results in loss federal funding - ANSWERS -
Federal Statutes
This govern how attorneys within DCF'S children's legal services operate and guide attorneys on
courtroom procedures in dependency cases - ANSWERS -The Florida rules of juvenile procedure
This statute establishes producers for all stated when placing children across state lines -
ANSWERS -interstate compact placement of children
Indian Child Welfare Act (1978) protects native American heritage under federal law - ANSWERS
-True
Findings of "clear and convincing" is the legal standard when dealing with Indian child welfare
act. - ANSWERS -True
When a preponderance of credible evidence results in findings of harm from abuse,
abandonment or neglect which finding is entered into FSFN - ANSWERS -Verified
Florida Statute 39 states that children should be protected from - ANSWERS -Abandonment,
abuse, exploitation, and neglect
