CWCM Exam Study Guide Questions
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What are the 2 plans that the case manager manages? - ANSWERS -The case plan
The impending danger safety plan
What domain would cover how the child was injured? - ANSWERS -Surrounding circumstances
of maltreatment
During the preparation, the ongoing case manager does what? - ANSWERS -Reviews case
information to prepare for introduction
Talks with collaterals
Obtains consultation with supervisor
Reviews the CPI Family Functioning Assessment
What does each domain speak to? - ANSWERS -Specific danger threats and specific Caregiver
Protective Capacities (CPCs)
Which document determines whether the child has impending danger or not? - ANSWERS -
Family Functioning Assessment-Investigation (FFA-I)
What is the Family Functioning Assessment-Investigation (FFA-I) also known as? - ANSWERS -
This is also known as the safety assessment.
When do you need a safety plan? - ANSWERS -When there is a danger threat.
,Which department handles special condition referrals? - ANSWERS -The licensing staff
What are the 5 major court hearings? - ANSWERS -SADJP
Shelter
Arraignment
Disposition
Judicial Review
Permanency
During the arraignment hearings, what are the 3 ways parents can respond to allegations of
abuse, abandonment, and/or neglect? - ANSWERS -ACD
Admit
Consent
Deny
What does AAN stand for? - ANSWERS -Abuse
Abandonment
Neglect
What are the 3 petitions? - ANSWERS -SDTPR
Shelter
Dependency
Termination of Parental Rights
What are the 4 documents required at the disposition hearing? - ANSWERS -Case Plan
Home Study
,PDS (Pre Disposition Study) aka FFA (Family Functioning Assessment)
Diligent Search
What are the 3 types of diligent searches? - ANSWERS -Missing parent
Missing family
Missing relative
What is the shelter hearing timeline? - ANSWERS -24 hours. A shelter hearing must occur within
24 hours of a child being sheltered or removed.
What is the order of the legal hierarchy (aka legal references)? - ANSWERS -US Constitution
Federal Statutes
State Statutes
Administrative Codes
The Florida Rules of Juvenile Procedure
Operating Procedures
What forms the outline for our governmental system? - ANSWERS -The United States
Constitution
What upholds the rights of families to "due process of law" in dependency cases? - ANSWERS -
The United States Constitution
The United States Constitution forms the outline for what? - ANSWERS -Forms the outline for
the governmental system.
The United States Constitution upholds what for families? - ANSWERS -Upholds the rights of
families to "due process of law" in dependency cases.
, What is due process? - ANSWERS -Due process means that any citizen charged with a crime will
be given a fair trial that follows a defined procedure through the judicial system.
What focuses on what states are required to do (as opposed to what parents, children, and you
must do)? - ANSWERS -Federal Statutes
What do Federal Statutes focus on? - ANSWERS -What states are required to do (as opposed to
what parents, children, and you must do).
Under Federal Statutes: Failure to follow federal law often results in what? - ANSWERS -Loss of
federal funding.
Under Federal Statutes: Why does loss of federal funding occur? - ANSWERS -Due to failure to
follow federal law.
What is the dominant reference when dependency cases reach the courts? - ANSWERS -State
Statutes
State Statutes are the dominant reference for what? - ANSWERS -Dependency cases reaching
the courts.
State Statutes determine what about a case? - ANSWERS -The way the case is conducted and
what laws the parents must obey.
What determines the way the case is conducted and what laws the parents must obey? -
ANSWERS -State Statutes
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What are the 2 plans that the case manager manages? - ANSWERS -The case plan
The impending danger safety plan
What domain would cover how the child was injured? - ANSWERS -Surrounding circumstances
of maltreatment
During the preparation, the ongoing case manager does what? - ANSWERS -Reviews case
information to prepare for introduction
Talks with collaterals
Obtains consultation with supervisor
Reviews the CPI Family Functioning Assessment
What does each domain speak to? - ANSWERS -Specific danger threats and specific Caregiver
Protective Capacities (CPCs)
Which document determines whether the child has impending danger or not? - ANSWERS -
Family Functioning Assessment-Investigation (FFA-I)
What is the Family Functioning Assessment-Investigation (FFA-I) also known as? - ANSWERS -
This is also known as the safety assessment.
When do you need a safety plan? - ANSWERS -When there is a danger threat.
,Which department handles special condition referrals? - ANSWERS -The licensing staff
What are the 5 major court hearings? - ANSWERS -SADJP
Shelter
Arraignment
Disposition
Judicial Review
Permanency
During the arraignment hearings, what are the 3 ways parents can respond to allegations of
abuse, abandonment, and/or neglect? - ANSWERS -ACD
Admit
Consent
Deny
What does AAN stand for? - ANSWERS -Abuse
Abandonment
Neglect
What are the 3 petitions? - ANSWERS -SDTPR
Shelter
Dependency
Termination of Parental Rights
What are the 4 documents required at the disposition hearing? - ANSWERS -Case Plan
Home Study
,PDS (Pre Disposition Study) aka FFA (Family Functioning Assessment)
Diligent Search
What are the 3 types of diligent searches? - ANSWERS -Missing parent
Missing family
Missing relative
What is the shelter hearing timeline? - ANSWERS -24 hours. A shelter hearing must occur within
24 hours of a child being sheltered or removed.
What is the order of the legal hierarchy (aka legal references)? - ANSWERS -US Constitution
Federal Statutes
State Statutes
Administrative Codes
The Florida Rules of Juvenile Procedure
Operating Procedures
What forms the outline for our governmental system? - ANSWERS -The United States
Constitution
What upholds the rights of families to "due process of law" in dependency cases? - ANSWERS -
The United States Constitution
The United States Constitution forms the outline for what? - ANSWERS -Forms the outline for
the governmental system.
The United States Constitution upholds what for families? - ANSWERS -Upholds the rights of
families to "due process of law" in dependency cases.
, What is due process? - ANSWERS -Due process means that any citizen charged with a crime will
be given a fair trial that follows a defined procedure through the judicial system.
What focuses on what states are required to do (as opposed to what parents, children, and you
must do)? - ANSWERS -Federal Statutes
What do Federal Statutes focus on? - ANSWERS -What states are required to do (as opposed to
what parents, children, and you must do).
Under Federal Statutes: Failure to follow federal law often results in what? - ANSWERS -Loss of
federal funding.
Under Federal Statutes: Why does loss of federal funding occur? - ANSWERS -Due to failure to
follow federal law.
What is the dominant reference when dependency cases reach the courts? - ANSWERS -State
Statutes
State Statutes are the dominant reference for what? - ANSWERS -Dependency cases reaching
the courts.
State Statutes determine what about a case? - ANSWERS -The way the case is conducted and
what laws the parents must obey.
What determines the way the case is conducted and what laws the parents must obey? -
ANSWERS -State Statutes
