Assuming it is safe for you to provide care, what is the recommended first step to slow or stop bleeding from a wound?

As a professional CYC Practitioner, to ensure the health and safety of young people, it is important to get training in _________.  

During an escalating crisis situation, the Practitioner’s body language ______.

The BEST way to handle a body fluid spill on the floor is ______.

Routines in daily activities should PRIMARILY be designed to ______.

A fourteen-year-old who is impulsive, with a short attention span, and who seems to be very immature is BEST served in an environment where ______.

A person who experiences many Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) is at increased risk for which of the following health outcomes in adulthood?  

Assume this is a handwritten note in a young person’s file.  There may be a mistake in the following professional documentation entry.  Choose the answer below which BEST describes the documentation: Hector was observed hitting the young person (ST) on the shoulder.  When approached, Hector shouted, “she had no right to touch my radio.”  Staff member (TJ) separated the two youth and counseled each individually.  Staff member (TJ) then met with them together to work out a solution.  Both youth reported being satisfied with the solution and shook hands. 

Which of the following statements is an objective, descriptive statement?

A Practitioner goes home and talks with her spouse who works at another facility at which a child under the Practitioner’s care is being placed.  The child has been accepted and is awaiting a bed.   The information shared causes problems in placing the child at the new facility.  This is _____.