Module 5 Out Of Home Care Flashcards

1
Q

When is case management involved in removal?

A

Any changes from yes to no in the safety analysis questions

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What do you want to consider when choosing an appropriate out of home placement for the child?

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  • Meets the child’s individual needs
  • Least restrictive
  • Minimize moves
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3
Q

What are out of home placements from least to most restrictive?

A
  • Noncustodial parents
  • Relatives
  • Non-relatives
  • Foster family home
  • Residential group care (group home)
  • Medical/therapeutic foster care
  • Residential treatment facility
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4
Q

What are disqualification for background checks?

A

Felony and conviction of felonies within the previous five years

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5
Q

What are some considerations for out of home placements?

A

Physical conditions of the home and caregiver’s appropriateness and protective capacities

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6
Q

What are the attachments for the home-study?

A
  • Acknowledgment of firearm safety
  • Water safety addendum
  • Safe sleeping
  • Sex offender neighborhood search
  • Financial Documentation
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7
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What is OPHA?

A

Other Parent Home Assessment

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8
Q

What qualification is needed to be eligible for the Relative Caregiver Program?

A

Must be a relative of the 5th degree by blood or marriage

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9
Q

What are the types of medical care and treatment?

A
  • Ordinary
  • Extraordinary
  • Emergency
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10
Q

Why does psychotropic medication needs informed consent?

A

Because they are mood altering

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11
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What is pre-consent?

A

For children 11 and younger who take 2 or more medications

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12
Q

When should psychotropic medication be documented in FSFN?

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Within 3 days of being administered

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13
Q

What is CRR?

A
  • Child Resource Record (yellow jacket)

- Contains basic legal, demographic, educational, medical and psychological information

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14
Q

What is IEP?

A

Individualized education plan

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15
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What is a surrogate parent?

A
  • Individual appointed to act in the place of a parent in educational decision-making
  • Cannot be child welfare employee or teacher
  • Can be foster parent caregiver or GAL
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16
Q

What is family time?

A

Meaningful and regular contact intended to allow the parents the opportunity to gain confidence and practice the behaviors they are learning or gaining from service providers

17
Q

How often should siblings visit each other?

A

Once a week

18
Q

What are the five stages of grief?

A
  • Shock and denial
  • Anger
  • Bargaining
  • Despair and depression
  • Understanding
19
Q

What is exit interview?

A
  • Completed for any child 5 years old until 18th and resided for at least 30 days
  • Completed 5 days within leaving placement
20
Q

How often are visitations done after reunification?

A

Weekly or biweekly for the first month

21
Q

When is transition planning done?

A

Within 90 days of 18th birthday

22
Q

What is PESS?

A

Post secondary education services and support