CERAP ACTUAL Exam LATEST- VERSION
2024/2025
What would the intervention be if you were worried about risk?
- CORRECT ANSWER
Risk resolves or reduces the problems that lead to risk.
When must safety be assessed?
- CORRECT ANSWER Quickly, often in one visit.
When must risk be assessed?
- CORRECT ANSWER Over a longer period of time, allowing time to gather, assess,
and evaluate information.
When should I complete the CERAP?
- CORRECT ANSWER- Within 5 working days after initial case assignment and upon
any an all subsequent transfers
- Every 90 calendar days from the case opening date
- Whenever evidence or circumstances suggest that a child's safety may be in jeopardy
- Every 5 working days following the determination that any child is unsafe and a safety
plan is implemented
- Within 5 calendar days of a supervisory approved case closure
What are the four steps to determining safety?
- CORRECT ANSWER 1. Identify relevant safety threats
2. Describe the safety threat you checked
3. Record family strengths and mitigate circumstances
4. Make safety decision
What four things should you consider when you are referring to the 16 safety threats?
- CORRECT ANSWER- Child vulnerability
- Severity of behavior/condition
- History
- Safety threat identification
Who is the CERAP intended for?
- CORRECT ANSWER It is a familial assessment only.
What must any child safety threats identified through CERAP be incorporated into?
- CORRECT ANSWER The SACWIS Family Service Plan.
Define mitigation
2024/2025
What would the intervention be if you were worried about risk?
- CORRECT ANSWER
Risk resolves or reduces the problems that lead to risk.
When must safety be assessed?
- CORRECT ANSWER Quickly, often in one visit.
When must risk be assessed?
- CORRECT ANSWER Over a longer period of time, allowing time to gather, assess,
and evaluate information.
When should I complete the CERAP?
- CORRECT ANSWER- Within 5 working days after initial case assignment and upon
any an all subsequent transfers
- Every 90 calendar days from the case opening date
- Whenever evidence or circumstances suggest that a child's safety may be in jeopardy
- Every 5 working days following the determination that any child is unsafe and a safety
plan is implemented
- Within 5 calendar days of a supervisory approved case closure
What are the four steps to determining safety?
- CORRECT ANSWER 1. Identify relevant safety threats
2. Describe the safety threat you checked
3. Record family strengths and mitigate circumstances
4. Make safety decision
What four things should you consider when you are referring to the 16 safety threats?
- CORRECT ANSWER- Child vulnerability
- Severity of behavior/condition
- History
- Safety threat identification
Who is the CERAP intended for?
- CORRECT ANSWER It is a familial assessment only.
What must any child safety threats identified through CERAP be incorporated into?
- CORRECT ANSWER The SACWIS Family Service Plan.
Define mitigation
