Sexual Abuse and The Foster Child: What Do I Do Now? (Ky)

1. If a child begins to display some problematic sexual behavior after being in your home for a few months, you should ___________________________.

Ask the care manager or CPI why they didn’t tell you everything about the child and their abuse history

Tell the care manager about the child’s behavior and develop a plan for increased supervision of the child

Ask for the child to be moved because you didn’t want a sexually abused child in your home

Do nothing; it’s probably just a phase

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2. Which of the following is a true statement?

If a child recants, then it means that the abuse didn’t happen

Children are typically lying when they say they were abused by a family member

Usually children will overestimate the extent to which they have been sexually abused

Children often disclose abuse when they feel they are in a safe and secure environment

3. Which of the following would be considered problematic behavior?

A three year old and a 5 year old playing ‘doctor’

A pre-school child rubbing her genitalia at nap or bed time

A 4 year old coercing a six year old to kiss his or her genitalia

Three and five year old siblings accustomed to sleeping in the same bed

4. A child who has been sexually abused ________________________.

Will always become and offender as an adult

May or may not sexually abuse others

Will never abuse another child

Will always be a significant risk to other children in the home

5. If an older child has encopresis (or soils his pants) and has no existing medical issues to explain the problem, then it is clear that the child has been sexually abused.

True

False

6. Many sexual behaviors in children can be considered normal. It is not considered normal if __________________________.

The behavior continues even if there is pain and discomfort

Girls are willingly playing ‘doctor’ with other girls

An infant boy is playing with his penis

A three year old child puts an object into his or her rectum

7. The most important factor that contributes to a child's recovery from sexual abuse is the _______________________.

Care and support from a non-offending caregiver

Timely initiation into therapy

Treatment for the offender and reintegration into the family

Quick arrest and prosecution of the offender

10. Research shows that 1 in 4 girls and __________________________ will experience some type of sexual abuse by the time they turn 18.

1 in 3 boys

1 in 5 boys

1 in 6 boys

1 in 7 boys