LEAD RISK ASSESSMENT QUESTIONAIRE Childs Name High Risk Exposure Factors
A "Yes" answer to any of the above questions indicates High Risk status and blood lead screening should begin at 6 months of age and continue at regular intervals through age 5 A "No" answer to all of the above questions indicates a Low Risk status, however, routine blood lead screening should be done on all children initially at 12 months and again at 24 months of age. * Note: Children with developmental delays and/or pica behavior continue to be at risk for lead exposure regardless of age and, therefore, routine blood lead screening should continue after age 5.
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