Growing Up With US June- 2017
This quiz reflects the newsletter for Growing Up With Us News Letter for June 2017.
- 1.
Which of the following does not place a child at high risk for lead poisoning?- A.
Age 6- years of age or younger
- B.
Anemia- iron deficiency
- C.
Chronic illness- cystic fibrosis
- D.
Environment- home
- 2.
If a young child shows a lack of overt symptoms of lead poisoning it means he/she does not have plumbism?
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 3.
Lead is likely:
- A.
Harmless to the body in normal levels of 40ug/dl
- B.
Found in drinking water of homes with lead pipes
- C.
Most commonly found in the foliage of bushes near homes
- D.
A vitamin contained in vitamin supplements
- 4.
If a child's lead level is slightly high:
- A.
The child should be immediately transferred to a pediatric ICU
- B.
Chelation therapy should be started immediately
- C.
A venous lead level should be re-assessed in 2 weeks
- D.
His or her iron level should be assessed
- 5.
Lead paint would most likely be found on:
- A.
A newly installed painted deck railing
- B.
A metal and cloth playpen
- C.
The ground near a peeling old painted fence
- D.
A new high-chair with a plastic tray
- 6.
Which of the following products is not likely to contain lead?
- A.
A metallic toy made in another country
- B.
Draperies made outside of the United States
- C.
Shampoo manufactured overseas
- D.
Aluminum foil for covering food
- 7.
A child has the greatest risk of exposure to lead if a parent:
- A.
Is scraping off old paint in an older home while the family is living there
- B.
Works in highway construction and showers and changes clothes before coming home
- C.
Has a hobby of doing watercolor painting in the home
- D.
Enjoys growing flowers and vegetables
- 8.
A 2 year old child with untreated high lead levels of 60ug/dl will not likely exhibit:
- A.
Developmental delays
- B.
Increased bone and muscle growth
- C.
Learning disabilities
- D.
Apparent symptoms
- 9.
To quickly assess the risk for lead poisoning in a two year old , the healthcare provider should ask the parent, "Does you child:
- A.
Seem extremely fatigued?
- B.
Have exposure to peeling or chipping paint?
- C.
Experienced intermittent vomiting?
- D.
Eat canned tomatoes?
- 10.
Lead- based paint becomes a concern when it chips, turns into dust, or gets into the soil?
- A.
True
- B.
False
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