child welfare quiz 1 review

Question 1

types of trauma

Answer 1

one exposure to stress hormones with the adult relationship helping it

Question 2

Toxic stress

Answer 2

prolonged exposure to cortisol, adrenaline, and other stress hormones

Question 3

Complex trauma

Answer 3

multiple experiences that happen over a long period of time

Question 4

cycle of poverty

Answer 4

families living in poverty for at least 3 generations

Question 5

trauma informed care

Answer 5

knowing what triggers your patient

Question 6

what trauma informed care what do you want to do and know?

Answer 6

let them know that you are a mandatory reporter, be mindful of their history of trauma, know the symptoms, and everyone’s trauma looks different

Question 7

what do you not want to do with trauma informed care?

Answer 7

not asking probing questions

Question 8

vicarious trauma

Answer 8

helping professions become traumatized when being exposed to the victim’s trauma

Question 9

Adoptions and safe families act 1997

Answer 9

guided placement details & helps to unify families when it is appropriate

Question 10

how long can a child remain in care with Adoptions and safe families act 1997?

Answer 10

15-22 months

Question 11

what’s the purpose of the Adoptions and safe families act 1997?

Answer 11

It was to shorten the length of how much time children spent in foster care & speed up the process of freeing children for adoption

Question 12

list the 5 approved forms of permanency

Answer 12

1)reuniting with parents
2) placement with family member
3) adoption after parental rights are terminated
4) legal guardianship (don’t have to adopt child)
5) planned permanent living placement

Question 13

1974 child abuse prevention and treatment act (CAPTA) established what?

Answer 13

established mandatory reporting

Question 14

Centralized reporting system

Answer 14

one main unit collects and screens, and then assigns to a local agency

Question 15

Decentralized reporting systems

Answer 15

the local agency does it all & the person who is screening can also be an investigator

Question 16

Which reporting system is South Dakota part of?

Answer 16

SD is centralized

Question 17

Interstate compact on the placement of children (ICPC) established what?

Answer 17

it established out of state placements

Question 18

Adjudication hearing

Answer 18

determines that it is likely that child abuse and neglect occurred

Question 19

Adjudication hearing isn’t related to what kind of review?

Answer 19

it isn’t related to a case review

Question 20

Dispositional hearing

Answer 20

a review of the case plan

Question 21

Indian child welfare act (ICWA)

Answer 21

protected tribal rights and stop the removal and placement of kids in non native homes

Question 22

Termination of parental rights (TPR)

Answer 22

voluntary & involuntary that parents are terminating their rights as a parent

Question 23

Which one comes first TPR or adoption?

Answer 23

TPR comes first before adoption

Question 24

when does Termination of parental rights (TPR) happen?

Answer 24

it happens after the child has been in care for 15-22 months

Question 25

With Termination of parental rights (TPR), parents don't have the rights of what?

Answer 25

1) can't make decisions about medical, children's upbringing, and you have no visitation rights 2) you are completely cut off from the child 3) you are voluntary or involuntary terminating your right as a parent

Question 26

losing custody is what?

Answer 26

your legal relationship with your child is not affected, only living arrangements are

Question 27

do you have visitation rights after losing custody?

Answer 27

yes as a parent you have the right to visitations

Question 28

after losing custody what else does the parent loose a saying in?

Answer 28

they lose the ability to make decisions about your child's daily care