March 2020 Monthly Training
Foster Care Health Awareness Quiz
Test your knowledge about the health and sexual development of youth in foster care with our engaging quiz. This informative assessment is designed for those working in or around the foster care system, aiming to enhance understanding and awareness.
- 26 multiple-choice questions
- Assess your knowledge on key topics
- Learn important information about youth's rights and health
Medical providers can share the youth’s health information with a social worker without a court order.
True
False
The workgroup was formed to help girls in foster care that are pregnant with a 14-day notice.
True
False
Resource Parents must understand children’s genders and sexuality.
True
False
Resource Parents should not make assumptions about youth/NMD’s sexual orientation or gender identity.
True
False
The reason for the ACIN was to introduce new resources developed from a workgroup for social workers, probation officers, and public health nurses.
True
False
Social Workers may share sexual health information when arranging for a new placement.
True
False
Resource Parents must be honest with children regarding sex, even if they are uncomfortable.
True
False
Case Management workers are required to have conversations with youth regarding their reproductive and sexual health and document in the child’s case plan.
True
False
It is essential to lecture your foster child when sexual activity is the topic?
True
False
There are some barriers and limitations to sharing information with caregivers?
True
False
The healthy sexual development workgroup was formed by CDSS in February of 2016 to address concerns regarding the reproductive and sexual health of your youth and NMD’s in foster care.
True
False
Resource Parents are the only source for sexual information while foster children.
True
False
Social Workers are required to discuss and explain to youth their personal rights in a manner that is age and developmentally appropriate.
True
False
A correct principle is an open communication.
True
False
Youth/NMD’s health information can be shared when they verbally disclose abuse, neglect or exploitation, or any suspicions of health and safety risk.
True
False
Sex is hard to avoid due to entertainment and advertising.
True
False
Youth/NMD’s do not have to be informed that any medical service they receive will remain confidential between them and their medical provider, which is protected by HIPPA.
True
False
County Social Workers and Probation Officers are required to share with caregivers a foster youth health and education summary regarding their medical history or other presenting needs.
True
False
Resource families must centrally store condoms, birth control, or other non-prescription contraceptives.
True
False
Due to recent legislation, social workers are required to have conversations with youth and NMD’s in foster care about their reproductive and sexual health.
True
False
It is essential to ask the youth/NMD’s to define what “love “means to them.
True
False
Sexual and reproductive health topics are private and complex to talk about?
True
False
Social Workers can inform a caregiver that the youth is on antibiotics for an infection without stating the virus.
True
False
A foster youth has the right to authorize or deny disclosure of their health information.
True
False
Emphasis was not put in place to facilitate on-going communication that is open and honest with youth and NMD’s and their social worker.
True
False
Resource Parents should build rapport and trust with the youth or NMD’s with listening without judgment.
True
False
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