Certified Case Manager Practice Test

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What typically serves as the basis for a family's case plan treatment?

Parents' level of education
Aggressive intervention strategies
Social worker's recommendations
The child's current health status

The correct answer is: Parents' level of education

The basis for a family's case plan treatment typically revolves around the child's current health status. This is crucial because a comprehensive understanding of the child's physical and mental health conditions informs the most appropriate interventions and support services needed. The case plan aims to address the specific needs of the child to ensure optimal growth and development. While the parents' level of education may contribute to understanding the family's context and ability to navigate available resources, it does not directly dictate the nature of the case plan. The social worker's recommendations may provide guidance, but they should be based on evidence and assessments regarding the child's health and needs. Similarly, aggressive intervention strategies could be proposed, but they must be aligned with the child's actual health status to be effective. Overall, focusing on the child's health is paramount in creating a tailored and effective case plan.