FLORIDA CERTIFICATION CHILD WELFARE ACTUAL EXAM
NEWEST VERSION ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS/ALREADY GRADED A+.
A child health check must be competed within how many hours
of removal - ANSWER-72 hours
Child Neglect - ANSWER-When a parent or caregiver does not
give a child the care he or she needs according to
his/her age, even though that adult can afford to give that care or
is offered help to give that
care
Children in out-of-home
care needs to be
photographed within
______ hours after placement - ANSWER-72 hours
What is risk? - ANSWER-likelihood of future maltreatment
Risk of maltreatment means - ANSWER-Likelihood of future
maltreatment when compared with other families with similar
characteristics
,What are the legislative goals for dependent children - ANSWER-
safety permanence and well-being
What do you need to verify a case? - ANSWER-A
PREPONDERENCE OF THE CREDIBLE EVIDENCE results in a
determination that the specific harm or threat of harm was the
result of abuse, abandonment or neglect of the credible
evidence results in a determination that the specific harm or
threat of harm was the result of
abuse, abandonment or neglect
What hearing addresses if parents are guilty of abuse? -
ANSWER-Arraignment
What is a safe child - ANSWER-Care givers protective capacities
control existing threats and the child is not in any present
danger or impending danger
What is the best way to begin discussion about a highly
sensitive topic? - ANSWER-use indirect questions
What is the most common
maltreatment reported? - ANSWER-Neglect - especially in infants
What is trauma? - ANSWER-Trauma is an emotional response to
an event. The emotional response is intense, distressing
,and/or painful and can overwhelm your ability to cope
When is a PDA done? - ANSWER-Immediately/within 48 hours
When is the FFA due? - ANSWER--14 days when present danger
has been identified
-No timeframe if there is no present danger
When placing children, which statement from is TRUE according
to the multiethic placement?
A. Race may be determining factor for placement
B. Multi-ethic placements are mandated
C. Foster parents may not be denied based on race
D. Children may not be placed ore than twice - ANSWER-Foster
children cannot be denied based on race
When present danger is identified during the initial visit with the
family, the PI must - ANSWER-establish ways the child may be
protected immediately
Which is NOT a Special Condition Referral?
- Human Trafficking
- Caregiver unavailable
- Foster care referral
- Child on child sexual abuse - ANSWER-Human Trafficking
, Which of the following is at the BOTTOM of the legal
hierarchy? a. Administrative rules
b. Federal statutes
c. Operating procedures
d. State statutes - ANSWER-operating procedures
Provides a uniform, systematic, structured, approach to all
family situations by outlying what should office from pre-
commencement through commencement. - ANSWER-
Information collection protocol
Safety Assessment Identifies - ANSWER-Danger
threat child vulnerability
diminished protective capacity
____ are developed using behaviorally based outcomes that are
specific to enhancing diminished caregiver procreative
capacities to manage any identified danger threats. - ANSWER-
case plan
The likelihood that maltreatment will occur or reoccur in the
future. Within the family there are a number of statistic factors
that are indicative of a family where a child in that household
could be maltreatment - ANSWER-Risk assessment
NEWEST VERSION ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS/ALREADY GRADED A+.
A child health check must be competed within how many hours
of removal - ANSWER-72 hours
Child Neglect - ANSWER-When a parent or caregiver does not
give a child the care he or she needs according to
his/her age, even though that adult can afford to give that care or
is offered help to give that
care
Children in out-of-home
care needs to be
photographed within
______ hours after placement - ANSWER-72 hours
What is risk? - ANSWER-likelihood of future maltreatment
Risk of maltreatment means - ANSWER-Likelihood of future
maltreatment when compared with other families with similar
characteristics
,What are the legislative goals for dependent children - ANSWER-
safety permanence and well-being
What do you need to verify a case? - ANSWER-A
PREPONDERENCE OF THE CREDIBLE EVIDENCE results in a
determination that the specific harm or threat of harm was the
result of abuse, abandonment or neglect of the credible
evidence results in a determination that the specific harm or
threat of harm was the result of
abuse, abandonment or neglect
What hearing addresses if parents are guilty of abuse? -
ANSWER-Arraignment
What is a safe child - ANSWER-Care givers protective capacities
control existing threats and the child is not in any present
danger or impending danger
What is the best way to begin discussion about a highly
sensitive topic? - ANSWER-use indirect questions
What is the most common
maltreatment reported? - ANSWER-Neglect - especially in infants
What is trauma? - ANSWER-Trauma is an emotional response to
an event. The emotional response is intense, distressing
,and/or painful and can overwhelm your ability to cope
When is a PDA done? - ANSWER-Immediately/within 48 hours
When is the FFA due? - ANSWER--14 days when present danger
has been identified
-No timeframe if there is no present danger
When placing children, which statement from is TRUE according
to the multiethic placement?
A. Race may be determining factor for placement
B. Multi-ethic placements are mandated
C. Foster parents may not be denied based on race
D. Children may not be placed ore than twice - ANSWER-Foster
children cannot be denied based on race
When present danger is identified during the initial visit with the
family, the PI must - ANSWER-establish ways the child may be
protected immediately
Which is NOT a Special Condition Referral?
- Human Trafficking
- Caregiver unavailable
- Foster care referral
- Child on child sexual abuse - ANSWER-Human Trafficking
, Which of the following is at the BOTTOM of the legal
hierarchy? a. Administrative rules
b. Federal statutes
c. Operating procedures
d. State statutes - ANSWER-operating procedures
Provides a uniform, systematic, structured, approach to all
family situations by outlying what should office from pre-
commencement through commencement. - ANSWER-
Information collection protocol
Safety Assessment Identifies - ANSWER-Danger
threat child vulnerability
diminished protective capacity
____ are developed using behaviorally based outcomes that are
specific to enhancing diminished caregiver procreative
capacities to manage any identified danger threats. - ANSWER-
case plan
The likelihood that maltreatment will occur or reoccur in the
future. Within the family there are a number of statistic factors
that are indicative of a family where a child in that household
could be maltreatment - ANSWER-Risk assessment
