The Impact Of Grief, Loss And Transition On Families (CA)
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- 1.
What are some of reasons why caregivers experience grief?
- A.
All choices are correct
- B.
Loss of a child that you have been caring for
- C.
You put so much energy into a child
- D.
You care about a child
Correct Answer
A. All choices are correct -
- 2.
According to the presenter, the Quality Parenting Initiative is
- A.
About ensuring that everyone in the system is an excellent in the work they do.
- B.
Only about creating excellent caregivers.
- C.
About making sure biological parents are excellent parents.
- D.
Helping to ensure that only excellent parents become licensed.
Correct Answer
A. About ensuring that everyone in the system is an excellent in the work they do. -
- 3.
Because they are with the child every day, only caregivers experience grief and loss.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 4.
During initial training, foster parents learned that caring for a child would be temporary,
- A.
However, they still experience grief and loss.
- B.
So they should not experience grief and loss
- C.
So if they feel sad after a child moves, they need more training.
- D.
So they be able to grieve and move on within 30 days.
Correct Answer
A. However, they still experience grief and loss. -
- 5.
Even if there is a positive outcome, there is still grief and loss.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 6.
When a child leaves a caregiver’s home the _____________ contribute to their grief and loss.
- A.
All choices are correct
- B.
Loss of a family member
- C.
Loss of a sense of purpose
- D.
Impact of separation
Correct Answer
A. All choices are correct -
- 7.
It is important to remember that the stages of grief
- A.
Have no certain process or time standard.
- B.
Follow a prescribed track.
- C.
Are always easy to identify in everyone.
- D.
Are only experienced by long term caregivers.
Correct Answer
A. Have no certain process or time standard. -
- 8.
Providing caregivers with information about how the child is doing after they have moved
- A.
Can help with the grief process.
- B.
Will exacerbate their anger.
- C.
Will lead to depression.
- D.
Is against confidentiality.
Correct Answer
A. Can help with the grief process. -
- 9.
One of the key system issues that needs to be addressed, and can be addressed by QPI is
- A.
Improving transitions.
- B.
Speeding up the court system.
- C.
Increasing adoptions.
- D.
Reducing the number of removals.
Correct Answer
A. Improving transitions. -
- 10.
Which of the following was NOT considered beneficial when experiencing a loss?
- A.
Remove everything that reminds you of the child
- B.
Talk about the child that has moved from your home, or from the system.
- C.
Allow yourself to go through the grief process
- D.
Take a break when needed and focus on yourself
Correct Answer
A. Remove everything that reminds you of the child -
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