Illinois Child Welfare Employee License (CWEL) Practice Test

What does the Home Safety Checklist do?

1. Characterized by the compulsive misuse of a substance

2. Identifies common household dangers that can cause injury or death to children

3. A tool for assessing risk and intervention needs of a child

4. A pattern of coercive control involving intimidation and domination

The correct answer is: Identifies common household dangers that can cause injury or death to children

The correct answer is B. The Home Safety Checklist is a tool used to identify common household dangers that can potentially cause injury or harm to children. It helps professionals assess the safety of a child's living environment and take necessary steps to address any safety hazards present. This proactive measure aims to create a safer living space for children and prevent accidents or incidents that could lead to harm. The other options are incorrect: A. This choice refers to substance abuse disorder, which is not related to the Home Safety Checklist. C. This option describes a tool for assessing a child's risk and intervention needs, which is different from the purpose of the Home Safety Checklist. D. This choice describes characteristics of domestic violence, which is not related to the Home Safety Checklist.