It Is Appropriate for a Social Worker to Remove Children

question 66

Multiple Choice

It is appropriate for a social worker to remove children from parental care ________.

• A) on any allegations of abuse or neglect
• B) only if there are visible marks of physical abuse
• C) never - parents should always be able to raise their children
• D) only if it can be demonstrated that remaining in parental care poses significant risks to the child
• E) if the social worker suspects there are marital problems

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Definitions:

Continuation of Patient Care

involves the ongoing management and coordination of healthcare services for a patient over time, particularly after discharge from a specific level of care or when transitioning between healthcare providers or settings.

Prospective Internal Audits

Future-oriented audits conducted within an organization to assess risk, evaluate controls, ensure compliance, and improve processes by examining prospective procedures and plans.

Retrospective Internal Audits

Internal evaluations of a company's operations, finances, or compliance, conducted after the fact to assess performance or adherence to policies.

Written Consent

is the documented agreement of an individual, obtained after explaining the details and consequences of a particular action or procedure.