Exam Preview for 31885: Lead Poisoning Prevention, in partnership w

Lead Poisoning Prevention, in partnership with Region 9 Head Start Association

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1. How does lead enter the body? Breathing Eating Drinking All the above
2. How common is lead poisoning in young children? One in 10 children One in 40 children One in 100 children One in 1000 children
3. How is lead poisoning diagnosed? By observing learning disabilities Through developmental screening Through blood testing By testing hair
4. Typically, when should young children be tested for lead poisoning? At birth At 3, 6, 9, and 12 months At 6 and 12 months At 12 and 24 months
5. Buildings, homes, and furniture built before what year are likely to have lead-based paint? 1978 1985 2000 2010
6. How can one avoid exposure from painted surfaces? Dust and damp mop frequently Repaint surfaces Dispose of old painted toys or child furniture All the above
7. How can one easily lower the risk of exposure from older plumbing? Use only bottled water Boil water Run cold tap water for 60 seconds before use Use only hot tap water
8. Which of the following is NOT recommended to avoid exposure from soil in play areas? Remove and replace topsoil Plant grass or groundcover Wipe feet or remove shoes before entering building Cover ground with gravel
9. Which of the following hobbies does NOT involve lead risk? Painting with acrylics Using glaze Refinishing furniture Fishing
10. What health habit can help prevent lead exposure? Get plenty of sleep Take a bath daily Wash hands frequently Brush your teeth