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CPI Certification Exam Practice/342Questions and Answers
What is the most common maltreatment among infants? - -Neglect
-Cognitive developments refers to which three areas? - -Thinking,
Perception, Judgement
-What are the two critical windows of brain development in children? - -Birth
to 3 Years, Teen Years
-In which stage of development does a child learn to trust or mistrust? - -0
to 36 months (Infants & Toddlers)
-What are the levels of safety a child must feel to prevent their development
being impacted? - -Physical Safety, Social Safety, Emotional Safety
-What is the correct order regarding the legal hierarchy? - -Constitution,
Federal Statues, State Statues, Administrative Codes, Rules of Juvenile
Procedure, Operating Procedure
-The Adoptions and Safe Families Act of 1997 established all but which of
the following?
a. preserve and reunify families
b. place the child in a timely manner
c. always ask about the birth place of the child
d. finalize permanent placement within 12 months - -c. always asks about
the birth place of the child
-What three constructs are the Quality Practice Standards reviewed and
monitored by the Federal Government? - -Safety, Permanency, and Well-
being
-What established procedures for all states when placing children across
state lines? - -Interstate Contract on the Placement of Children (ICPC)
-What is the standard of proof required for the Court to shelter a child? - -
Probable Cause
-One mandate of the Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act of 2006 is:
a. requires fingerprint-based checks of the national crime information
databases for prospective foster or adoptive parents
b. provides for a relative caregiver, foster parent, and pre-adoptive parent's
right to be heard in certain proceedings respecting their foster child
,c. requires a child's health and education records to be supplied to the foster
parent
d. allows Child Welfare Workers to remove a child without court intervention
- -a. requires fingerprint-based checks of the national crime information
databases for prospective foster or adoptive parents
-When a Child Welfare Worker removes a child from the custody of their
parent/caregiver, a hearing must be held within what timeframe? - -24 hours
-All but one of the following are child welfare core principles:
a. the prevention and intervention by the child protective system should
engage families in constructive, supportive, and non-adversarial
relationships
b. the prevention and intervention should intrude as little as possible into the
life of the family and be focused on clearly defined objectives
c. the prevention and intervention should be based on outcome evaluation
results that demonstrate success in protecting children and supporting
families
d. the health and safety of the children served shall be of paramount concern
e. the prevention and intervention within families should happen with all
families - -e. the prevention and intervention within families should happen
with all families
-As a child welfare worker you receive a new case. Upon commencement,
you knock on the door and a man opens the door and identifies himself as
the father you are looking for. You proceed with your investigation by
interviewing the children and the speaking with the father. Towards the end
of the interview with the father, the mother of the children arrives home and
you realize it is your former high school best friend, and you had not
recognized the name due to her now being married. After speaking with your
supervisor, it is determined you will not continue forward as the assigned
investigator due to which Code of Ethics violation? - -Conflict of Interest
-A child protective investigator responded to an abuse intake on a mother
who had just given birth. Two of the parents' other children had previously
been removed. After interviewing the parents, the CPI and a co-worker went
to visit the children who were in relative care with an aunt and uncle. The
children's uncle said that the CPI conducted a search of personal items and
clothing in the dresser drawers. The uncle said he saw the CPI put drug
paraphernalia and three knives into a garbage bag and remove them from
the home. The CPI interviewed in this case and his co-worker believed they
had the power to search through homes the same way that law enforcement
would. Which ethical principle was violated? - -Misrepresentation/Misuse of
Position
, -If the hotline determines there is reason to suspect impending danger, the
CPI must see and interview the alleged child victim in which response time? -
-24 hours
-The assessment used by a Child Protective Investigator to determine child
safety is called? - -Family Functioning Assessment - Investigation
-If the hotline determines there is reason to suspect present danger, the CPI
must see and interview the alleged child victim in which response time? - -
As soon as possible
-True or False: The determination that a child is unsafe means that the child
and family must be served through formal, ongoing case management
services. - -True
-A case manager uses the information gathered during an FFA-Ongoing to
assist in the development of a? - -Case Plan
-What are the three core conditions of engagement? - -Respect, Empathy,
Genuineness
-All but one of the following are skills used to team with a family:
a. Facilitate involvement of the family members in developing adequate
interim safety interventions and consensus when possible
b. Engage immediate and extended family in assessment of family dynamics,
participation in meetings and hearings
c. Be aware of one's own prejudices and biases
d. Ensure a safety plan is created without any involvement from the family -
-d. Ensure a safety plan is created without any involvement from the family
-When there are no present or impending dangers identified but the risk was
scored at high or very high probability of future verified maltreatment, the
Child Protective Investigator should? - -Refer the family to community
resource options
-During your interview with the mother on your case, Mrs. White, she tells
you her daughter is doing very well in school. What needs to be completed? -
-Need to validate this information from another source
-During your investigation, the mother on your case tells you that her 4 year
old is extremely active and doesn't follow directions. The child care provider
says the child is on task and able to sit during story times. What needs to be
completed? - -Need to reconcile inconsistent information
-Which is the only organ not fully developed at birth? - -Brain
, -Which is one of the two critical periods of brain development?
a. Teen years
b. Pre-teen
c. Six years old
d. Adulthood - -a. Teen years
-All but one of the following are three factors that can have a significant
impact on prenatal development:
a. Genetics
b. Environmental factors
c. Amount of sodium intake by the mother
d. Effects of teratogens - -c. Amount of sodium intake by the mother
-Which age group represents most of the children involved with the child
welfare system? - -Birth to five years old
-Which is the most common maltreatment among infants? - -Neglect
-What are the three distinct developmental domains? - -Physical, Cognitive,
Social-Emotional
-True or False: Between the ages of 4 to 6 months, a baby doubles in birth
weight. - -True
-True or False: During normal child physical development, a child will gain
around 5 pounds between the ages of 1 and 3, and then 5 pounds each year
until the age of 5. - -True
-What are the personal characteristics that are specifically and directly
related to the protection of one's child? - -Protective Capacities
-What is the correct order for the Three-Tiered Hierarchy of Safety? - -
Physical safety, social safety, emotional safety
-All but one of the following refers to a level of Child Traumatic Stress:
a. Acute Trauma
b. Induced Trauma
c. Chronic Trauma
d. Complex Trauma - -b. Induced Trauma
-The brain's 'fight or flight' response is activated through increased
production of which powerful hormone? - -Cortisol
-To fully mature, a child must successfully complete one developmental
stage before they can enter and engage in the characteristics and skills of
the next stage. Therefore, development is? - -Sequential
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