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Florida Child Welfare Case Manager
Certification Exam
Health and safety of children - ANSWER>>Of paramount concern
Appropriate questions for pre-school child - ANSWER>>Tell me about the time dad hit
you.
Best way to begin discussion about sensitive topic - ANSWER>>Use an indirect
question
Interview structure - ANSWER>>Goes from general to specific topics
Example of open and exception finding question - ANSWER>>Tell me about the times
he is able to be patient.
Example of closed leading question - ANSWER>>You really like going to school, don't
you?
Unsafe in-home cases involving domestic violence - ANSWER>>Requires 2 safety
plans
Components of domestic violence - ANSWER>>Isolation, Intimidation, Economic
abuse, Blaming
Domestic violence vs family violence - ANSWER>>False
Stages in the cycle of domestic violence - ANSWER>>Incident, Tension building,
Reconciliation, Calm
Nature of domestic violence events - ANSWER>>Usually an individual, isolated event
Substance abuse effects - ANSWER>>May serve as a dis-inhibitor for the parent, Can
lead to illegal activity, Can drain family resources, May impair child caring behaviors
Specific type of injury or harm to a child - ANSWER>>Maltreatment
Not a Special Condition Referral - ANSWER>>Human Trafficking
Tool for maltreatment description - ANSWER>>Child Maltreatment Index
Long term impacts of trauma - ANSWER>>Childhood developmental delays, higher
rates of adolescence delinquency, Increases in adult psychiatric problems, higher rates
of adolescence drug and alcohol use
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ACE - ANSWER>>Adverse Childhood Experiences
Complex trauma exposures - ANSWER>>Simultaneous occurrence of child
maltreatment, Sequential occurrence of child maltreatment
Chronic trauma and brain development - ANSWER>>Significant impacts to their brain
development
Standard of proof for child safety - ANSWER>>Probable Cause
Types of trauma - ANSWER>>Terrorism, Physical Abuse, Natural Disaster, Sexual
Abuse
Telephone contact with child - ANSWER>>Recorded a client contact
Definition of abuse - ANSWER>>Any willful or threatening act that results in physical,
mental or sexual injury or harm to a child
Definition of neglect - ANSWER>>Deprivation of necessary food, clothing, shelter, or
medical treatment
Requirement of Adoption Assistance and Child Welfare Act - ANSWER>>Mandates
agencies to demonstrate reasonable efforts prior to removing a child
Legislative goals for dependent children - ANSWER>>Safety, permanency and well-
being
Most common maltreatment among infants - ANSWER>>Neglect
Developmental domains for children - ANSWER>>Cognitive, Physical, and Social-
Emotional
Ages and stages of child development - ANSWER>>Birth to 3, Pre-School, School Age,
Adolescence
Basis for ongoing case management intervention - ANSWER>>Children are unsafe due
to impending danger and diminished protective capacities
Present Danger - ANSWER>>Can occur at any time
Assessing - ANSWER>>Continual and dynamic
Danger threat for present danger - ANSWER>>Child has serious illness or injury
(indicative of child abuse) that is unexplained, or explanations are inconsistent with the
illness or injury.
Florida Child Welfare Case Manager
Certification Exam
Health and safety of children - ANSWER>>Of paramount concern
Appropriate questions for pre-school child - ANSWER>>Tell me about the time dad hit
you.
Best way to begin discussion about sensitive topic - ANSWER>>Use an indirect
question
Interview structure - ANSWER>>Goes from general to specific topics
Example of open and exception finding question - ANSWER>>Tell me about the times
he is able to be patient.
Example of closed leading question - ANSWER>>You really like going to school, don't
you?
Unsafe in-home cases involving domestic violence - ANSWER>>Requires 2 safety
plans
Components of domestic violence - ANSWER>>Isolation, Intimidation, Economic
abuse, Blaming
Domestic violence vs family violence - ANSWER>>False
Stages in the cycle of domestic violence - ANSWER>>Incident, Tension building,
Reconciliation, Calm
Nature of domestic violence events - ANSWER>>Usually an individual, isolated event
Substance abuse effects - ANSWER>>May serve as a dis-inhibitor for the parent, Can
lead to illegal activity, Can drain family resources, May impair child caring behaviors
Specific type of injury or harm to a child - ANSWER>>Maltreatment
Not a Special Condition Referral - ANSWER>>Human Trafficking
Tool for maltreatment description - ANSWER>>Child Maltreatment Index
Long term impacts of trauma - ANSWER>>Childhood developmental delays, higher
rates of adolescence delinquency, Increases in adult psychiatric problems, higher rates
of adolescence drug and alcohol use
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ACE - ANSWER>>Adverse Childhood Experiences
Complex trauma exposures - ANSWER>>Simultaneous occurrence of child
maltreatment, Sequential occurrence of child maltreatment
Chronic trauma and brain development - ANSWER>>Significant impacts to their brain
development
Standard of proof for child safety - ANSWER>>Probable Cause
Types of trauma - ANSWER>>Terrorism, Physical Abuse, Natural Disaster, Sexual
Abuse
Telephone contact with child - ANSWER>>Recorded a client contact
Definition of abuse - ANSWER>>Any willful or threatening act that results in physical,
mental or sexual injury or harm to a child
Definition of neglect - ANSWER>>Deprivation of necessary food, clothing, shelter, or
medical treatment
Requirement of Adoption Assistance and Child Welfare Act - ANSWER>>Mandates
agencies to demonstrate reasonable efforts prior to removing a child
Legislative goals for dependent children - ANSWER>>Safety, permanency and well-
being
Most common maltreatment among infants - ANSWER>>Neglect
Developmental domains for children - ANSWER>>Cognitive, Physical, and Social-
Emotional
Ages and stages of child development - ANSWER>>Birth to 3, Pre-School, School Age,
Adolescence
Basis for ongoing case management intervention - ANSWER>>Children are unsafe due
to impending danger and diminished protective capacities
Present Danger - ANSWER>>Can occur at any time
Assessing - ANSWER>>Continual and dynamic
Danger threat for present danger - ANSWER>>Child has serious illness or injury
(indicative of child abuse) that is unexplained, or explanations are inconsistent with the
illness or injury.
