CPI Client Assessment & Programming 5

Question 1

When a client's assessment reveals multiple co-occurring diagnoses, how should this impact programming?

Accepted Answer

Programming should be individualized to address the complex interaction of all diagnoses

Answer

Co-occurring diagnoses interact and require an integrated, individualized plan that accounts for the full clinical picture.

Question 2

In CPI, which principle guides decisions about the level of intervention used with a client in distress?

Accepted Answer

Use the least restrictive intervention that will effectively address the situation

Answer

CPI's least-restrictive principle mandates that interventions match the level of risk and prioritize client dignity and autonomy.

Question 3

A client's programming team is conducting a functional behavior assessment (FBA). What is the primary goal of an FBA?

Accepted Answer

To identify the function or purpose that a problem behavior serves for the client

Answer

An FBA determines why a behavior occurs — its function — so that interventions can be designed to address the underlying need.

Question 4

Which scenario best reflects appropriate use of assessment data in CPI programming?

Accepted Answer

Updating the crisis prevention plan after new behavioral patterns are identified through ongoing data collection

Answer

Ongoing data collection that drives plan updates reflects CPI's commitment to individualized, evidence-based practice.

Question 5

A client frequently becomes upset during transitions between activities. Which assessment-informed strategy is most appropriate?

Accepted Answer

Using transition warnings, visual schedules, and preferred transition objects based on the client's needs

Answer

Individualized transition supports address the root cause of distress by preparing the client and reducing the unpredictability of transitions.

(CPI) Crisis Prevention Intervention Certification Practice Test