Florida Child Welfare Case Manager Certification Practice Exam

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In a case where a child discloses abuse by a parent and the medical exam shows signs of abuse, an appropriate plan might be to:

  1. ask the father to leave the home

  2. remove the child

  3. have the father arrested

  4. charge the mother with failure to protect

The correct answer is: ask the father to leave the home

In this scenario, asking the father to leave the home may be the most appropriate plan because it prioritizes the safety and well-being of the abused child. Removing the child from the home may not be necessary if the abusive parent is the only perpetrator and can be safely removed without disrupting their environment. Arresting the father may not be necessary unless there is conclusive evidence and legal action is required. Charging the mother with failure to protect may not be appropriate as it puts the blame on the mother instead of addressing the root issue of the father's abuse.

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