Creating Sexual Safety And Promoting Healing (Recovery) In Foster care And Adoption (Ky)
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Children can recover from traumatic events, such as sexual abuse when
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They have a caregiver that believes the child’s story of what happened to them
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Someone can give them honest answers to their questions of what happened to them
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Their caregiver can validate their feelings
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All choices are correct
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It is important that when a child is placed in a foster home that the foster parents have a discussion about the household rules, which includes
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Where and when to eat meals
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Who is responsible for which chores
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Who is permitted to have sex in the home
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All choices are correct
Correct Answer
A. All choices are correct -
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Which of the following is NOT a natural response to a traumatic event?
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Acceptance
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Shock and denial
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Anger
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Fear
Correct Answer
A. Acceptance -
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Typically, children initially tell adults about their history of sexual abuse through their
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Behavior
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Writing
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Story telling
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Disclosure
Correct Answer
A. Behavior -
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Each foster home should have a sexual safety contract and a discussion with each child as they are placed in their home about the sex rules of the home, regardless of whether or not there is a known history of sexual abuse.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. True -
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____________ is necessary to recover from trauma.
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Safety
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Therapy
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A quiet environment
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Medication
Correct Answer
A. Safety -
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According to the presenter, regardless of the reason for coming into care, _______ of the children in care have been sexually abused.
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84%
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94%
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50%
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28%
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A. 84% -
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Ongoing, individual, monthly sessions with a therapist trained in trauma issues is the best bet for helping children recover from traumatic experiences.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. False -
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Which of the following is NOT part of the process of validating the child’s feelings?
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Ask them what they are feeling, then tell them it will be ok.
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Connect their behavior with the traumatic response.
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Tell them how you view their behavior as an expression of their traumatic response.
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Tell them that you understand how their feelings after enduring the specific abuse.
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A. Ask them what they are feeling, then tell them it will be ok. -
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It is important for foster parents to discuss appropriate touching and set boundaries based on what the ___________ says is appropriate.
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Licensing agency
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Case Management Agency
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Foster Parent
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Child
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A. Child -
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