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Tuesday, March 18, 2008

Los Angeles County Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program Parent Lead Knowledge Questionnaire

Los Angeles County Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program
Parent Lead Knowledge Questionnaire
 
 
 
I.  General Information
 
a.       Sex
___ Male                                                     e. What is your highest level of education achieved?
___ Female                                                                                    ___ 0-6th grade
                                                                                                                                                                         ___ 7-9th grade                                                                                  
___ 10-12th grade
b.  Ethnic Background                                                                 ___ Some college/trade school
                ___ Asian American                                                           ___ Graduated college
___ African American                                                   ___ Some graduate school
___ Hispanic                                                                  ___ Finished graduate school
___ White                                
___ Other                                                                             
                                                                         f.  Zip code _________     
 
 
c.  Has your child/children ever been tested for lead poisoning?   
 
                YES                         NO                          DON'T KNOW
 
d.  Do you think your child/children could get lead poisoned?
 
                YES                         NO                          DON'T KNOW
 
II.  INSTRUCTIONS:  Please answer TRUE, FALSE or DON'T KNOW to each of the following questions:
 
1.      Lead poisoning may cause serious learning and behavioral problems in children.
 
TRUE                     FALSE                   DON'T KNOW
 
2.      Lead can be found in the paint of homes built before 1978.
 
TRUE                     FALSE                   DON'T KNOW
 
3.  Lead found in the dirt cannot harm children.
 
                TRUE                     FALSE                   DON'T KNOW
 
4.  Frequent hand washing helps prevent lead poisoning.
 
                TRUE                     FALSE                   DON'T KNOW
 
5.      When renting an apartment, the owners are required to tell renters about the possibility of lead in the paint.
 
            TRUE                     FALSE                   DON'T KNOW
 
6.      One way for children to get lead poisoned is having lead dust on their hands and then putting their hands in their mouths.
 
            TRUE                     FALSE                   DON'T KNOW
 
7.  It is safe to cook, serve and store food in imported pottery and ceramic ware.
 
                TRUE                     FALSE                   DON'T KNOW
 
8.  Lead cannot be passed from a pregnant woman to her unborn child. 
 
                TRUE                     FALSE                   DON'T KNOW
 
9.  Some herbal or traditional home remedies contain lead.
 
                TRUE                     FALSE                   DON'T KNOW
 
10. A child with lead poisoning always appears sick.
 
                TRUE                     FALSE                   DON'T KNOW
 
11. The only way to find out if your child has lead poisoning is to have him/her take a blood lead test.
 
                TRUE                     FALSE                   DON'T KNOW
 
12. It is okay to sand or scrape old painted wood.
 
                TRUE                     FALSE                   DON'T KNOW
 
13. A healthy diet high in iron and calcium helps lessen a child's chance of becoming lead poisoned.
 
                TRUE                     FALSE                   DON'T KNOW
 
14. Lead poisoning can be prevented.
 
                TRUE                     FALSE                   DON'T KNOW
 
15. Parents, who work with lead at their jobs or have hobbies that involve lead, can bring lead home
      on their clothes.
 
            TRUE                     FALSE                   DON'T KNOW
 
16. Parents may ask their children's doctor to test them for lead even if the doctor has not
      mentioned it before.
 
                TRUE                     FALSE                   DON'T KNOW
 
17. Cleaning floors with a wet mop and washing windowsills with a damp cloth helps remove lead
      dust.
 
                TRUE                     FALSE                   DON'T KNOW
 
18. Washing children's toys often helps prevent lead poisoning.
 
            TRUE                     FALSE                   DON'T KNOW
 


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