CERAP

CERAP EXAMINATION QUESTION AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE (ALREADY RATED A+) stage one of the assessment process information gathering stage two of the assessment process information analysis stage three of the assessment process drawing conclusions stage four of the assessment process decision-making one of the minimum parenting standards (1) adequately fed one of the minimum parenting standards (2) clothed appropriately for weather conditions one of the minimum parenting standards (3...

CERAP EXAMINATION QUESTION AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE (ALREADY RATED A+) Similarities between Safety and Risk -Both concerned with future harm -Both relate to conditions of: Home environment & Caretaker, family member, or paramour behavior -Both can change quickly -Both can be controlled Placement Milestones CERAP must be conducted as if they are being returned to the caregivers from whom they were removed Assessment timelines -within 5 working days after a worker receives a new or t...

CERAP EXAMINATION QUESTION AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE (ALREADY RATED A+) Stages of Assessment 1. information gathering 2. information Analysis 3. drawing conclusions 4. making decisions Collateral Contacts Those who can provide additional information about case situations like DV *criminal justice personnel *child care providers *social service agencies *health care providers *school personnel *neighbors 7 deadly sins of Childhood 1.****Colic/crying**** 2.Awakening at Night ...

CERAP EXAMINATION QUESTION AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE (ALREADY RATED A+) What are the steps to determining safety? Identify Describe Record Make Safety Threats Refer to a particular family condition that is present, uncontrolled, and likely to result in severe consequences to the child Safety Threats 1-16 Assessing immediate danger of moderate to severe harm due to the identified threat When assessing for Safety, consider Safety Threat Assessment: -Child vulnerability -Severity of t...

CERAP EXAMINATION QUESTION AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE (ALREADY RATED A+) 3 DCFS outcomes Safety, well-being, and permanency Seven deadly sins 1. Colic 2. Awakening at night 3. Separation anxiety 4. Normal exploratory behavior 5. Normal negativism 6. Normal poor appetite 7. Toilet training resistance Most commonly lead to fatal abuse Colic and toilet training resistance Abuse Something that is being done TO the child (physical, mental, emotional) Neglect When the minimum parentin...

CERAP EXAMINATION QUESTION AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE (ALREADY RATED A+) stage one of the assessment process information gathering stage two of the assessment process information analysis stage three of the assessment process drawing conclusions stage four of the assessment process decision-making one of the minimum parenting standards (1) adequately fed one of the minimum parenting standards (2) clothed appropriately for weather conditions one of the minimum parenting standards (3) ...

CERAP EXAMINATION QUESTION AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE (ALREADY RATED A+) What does CERAP stand for? Child Endangerment Risk Assessment Protocol. What is the CERAP? A life of the case assessment designed to provide workers with a mechanism to quickly assessing the potential for moderate to severe harm immediately or in the near future and for taking quick action to protect children. What are the four steps to protecting children? 1. Information gathering 2. Information analysis 3. Drawin...

CERAP EXAM ACTUAL EXAM

CERAP EXAM ACTUAL EXAM

CERAP EXAM QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT ANSWERS { GRADED A+} What are the three DCFS outcomes for children? - Safety, wellbeing, and permanency. What are the seven deadly sins? - 1. Colic 2. Awakening at night 3. Separation anxiety 4. Normal exploratory behavior 5. Normal negativism 6. Normal poor appetite 7. Toilet training resistance