TJJD Certification Test UPDATED
ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT
Answers
failure to report ANE - CORRECT ANSWER- class A misdemeanor
serious physical abuse - CORRECT ANSWER- physical injury resulting in SUBSTANTIAL
harm or threat of SUBSTANTIAL harm to a juvenile
contact sexual abuse - CORRECT ANSWER- penetration/harmful to juvenile's emotional,
mental, or physical welfare
non-contact sexual abuse - CORRECT ANSWER- sexual behavior other than contact like
requesting a juvenile to engage or displaying sex organs to juvenile
behavioral indicators of neglect - CORRECT ANSWER- physical appearance, grooming
habits, depression
exploitation - CORRECT ANSWER- illegal/improper use of a child or their resources for
monetary or personal benefit, profit, or gain by employee/volunteer/etc.
reporting requirements - CORRECT ANSWER- sexual/physical abuse: law enforcement =
no later than 1 hour after incident; TJJD no later than 4 hours after incident; immediate contact
with supervisor is default
if resident informed us of physical or sexual abuse that happened at home when at intake who do
we notify - CORRECT ANSWER- CPS
protecting yourself - CORRECT ANSWER- educate yourself, remain professional in the
workplace, avoid inappropriate conversations, maintain proper boundaries, avoid showing
favoritism, report coworkers of inappropriate behavior
, can TJJD terminate my employment - CORRECT ANSWER- no
communicable disease - CORRECT ANSWER- caused by germs passing from one person to
another
direct transmission - CORRECT ANSWER- skin to skin: casual handshake, parent to child
(childbirth), intimate (intercourse)
indirect transmission - CORRECT ANSWER- object/source to skin: contaminated object
(doorknob), bite or scratch (mosquito bite), contaminated source (water)
immunity - CORRECT ANSWER- body's ability to fight off infection (fighting off infection
successfully)
acute infection - CORRECT ANSWER- short term, 3 month recovery (common cold)
chronic infection - CORRECT ANSWER- may be dormant, remains beyond 3 months
(cancer)
flu symptoms - CORRECT ANSWER- sneezing, congestion, runny nose, coughing, heavy
chest, wheezing, high fever
hepatitis A symptoms/can get from what - CORRECT ANSWER- can get from food (eating
small amounts of human waste); fatigue, loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain,
grey-colored fecal matter, joint pain, jaundice (yellowing of eyes and skin)
standard precautions for minimizing the risk of transmission of communicable diseases -
CORRECT ANSWER- personal hygiene
ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT
Answers
failure to report ANE - CORRECT ANSWER- class A misdemeanor
serious physical abuse - CORRECT ANSWER- physical injury resulting in SUBSTANTIAL
harm or threat of SUBSTANTIAL harm to a juvenile
contact sexual abuse - CORRECT ANSWER- penetration/harmful to juvenile's emotional,
mental, or physical welfare
non-contact sexual abuse - CORRECT ANSWER- sexual behavior other than contact like
requesting a juvenile to engage or displaying sex organs to juvenile
behavioral indicators of neglect - CORRECT ANSWER- physical appearance, grooming
habits, depression
exploitation - CORRECT ANSWER- illegal/improper use of a child or their resources for
monetary or personal benefit, profit, or gain by employee/volunteer/etc.
reporting requirements - CORRECT ANSWER- sexual/physical abuse: law enforcement =
no later than 1 hour after incident; TJJD no later than 4 hours after incident; immediate contact
with supervisor is default
if resident informed us of physical or sexual abuse that happened at home when at intake who do
we notify - CORRECT ANSWER- CPS
protecting yourself - CORRECT ANSWER- educate yourself, remain professional in the
workplace, avoid inappropriate conversations, maintain proper boundaries, avoid showing
favoritism, report coworkers of inappropriate behavior
, can TJJD terminate my employment - CORRECT ANSWER- no
communicable disease - CORRECT ANSWER- caused by germs passing from one person to
another
direct transmission - CORRECT ANSWER- skin to skin: casual handshake, parent to child
(childbirth), intimate (intercourse)
indirect transmission - CORRECT ANSWER- object/source to skin: contaminated object
(doorknob), bite or scratch (mosquito bite), contaminated source (water)
immunity - CORRECT ANSWER- body's ability to fight off infection (fighting off infection
successfully)
acute infection - CORRECT ANSWER- short term, 3 month recovery (common cold)
chronic infection - CORRECT ANSWER- may be dormant, remains beyond 3 months
(cancer)
flu symptoms - CORRECT ANSWER- sneezing, congestion, runny nose, coughing, heavy
chest, wheezing, high fever
hepatitis A symptoms/can get from what - CORRECT ANSWER- can get from food (eating
small amounts of human waste); fatigue, loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain,
grey-colored fecal matter, joint pain, jaundice (yellowing of eyes and skin)
standard precautions for minimizing the risk of transmission of communicable diseases -
CORRECT ANSWER- personal hygiene
