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NO
YES
ACTION
WHEN
Administer a venous or
capillary blood lead test
ACTION
WHEN
YES
ACTION
Administer a venous or
capillary blood lead test
NO
WHEN
Reside in Non-Targeted
Area
YES
NO
Parent Requests
Child to be Tested
YES
ACTION
Administer a venous or
capillary blood lead test
WHEN
Immediately
NOTE: After a blood lead test is administered and you receive the results; use Pb-109 Form4, Reference for Follow-up Testing and Medical Case Management,
to determine if or when follow-up testing and medical case management is necessary.
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Following the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommendations, the following criteria was used to determine targeted areas: (a) Areas with 27% of housing built before 1950,
and (b) Areas with 3% of children at ages 1 and 2 with elevated blood lead levels. 2Only for Texas Health Steps Children - the use of the Risk Assessment Questionnaire (Pb-110) and child health
forms is optional. The child health forms are available online from Texas Health Steps at www.dshs.state.tx.us/thsteps/forms.shtm. 3The Risk Assessment Questionnaire (Pb-110) is recommended for
children who reside in a non-targeted area. 4The Pb-109 and other TX CLPPP forms are available online at www.dshs.state.tx.us/lead.
Texas Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program Texas Department of State Health Services
PO BOX 149347 Austin, TX 78714-9347 1-800-588-1248 www.dshs.state.tx.us/lead
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Form
Pb-110
Instructions
Questions
No
1. Does your child live in or visit a home, day-care or other building built before 1978?
2. Does your child live in or visit a home, day-care or other building with ongoing repairs or remodeling?
3. Does your child eat or chew on non-food things like paint chips or dirt?
4. Does your child have a family member or friend who has or did have an elevated blood lead level?
5. Is your child a newly arrived refugee or foreign adoptee?
6. Does your child come in contact with an adult whose job or hobby involves lead exposure?
Examples
House construction or repair
Chemical preparation Radiator repair
Battery manufacturing or repair
Valve and pipe fittings Pottery making
Burning lead-painted wood
Brass/copper foundry Lead smelting
Automotive repair shop or junk yard
Refinishing furniture
Welding
Going to a firing range or reloading bullets
Making fishing weights
7. Does your family use products from other countries such as pottery, health remedies, spices, or food?
Examples
Traditional medicines such as Ayurvedic, greta, azarcn, alarcn, alkohl, bali goli, coral, ghasard,
liga, pay-loo-ah, and rueda
Cosmetics such as kohl, surma, and sindor
Imported or glazed pottery, imported candy, and imported nutritional pills other than vitamins.
Foods canned or packaged outside the U.S.
Test Immediately
Revised December 22, 2011
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Visit the U.S. Census Bureaus website to find your patients Census Tract:
http://factfinder2.census.gov/faces/nav/jsf/pages/searchresults.xhtml?ref=addr&refresh=t
Address Tab
Select Geographies
Name
Address
Map
Enter a street address, city and state, or a street address and Zip code. Click G0. ?
Note: address search will use 2010 address data, based on the contents of Your Selections.
street address
city
state
Zip
V
123 Happy Street
San Antonio
Texas
78221
GO
Geographies containing 327 E Villaret Blvd, SAN ANTONIO, TX, 78221:
Select geographies to add to Your Selections
Geography Results 1 of 16
Go Button
Geography Results
Pane
Geography Name
Geograply Type
ZCTA5 78221
Block
Block Group
Census Tract
Congressional District
County
County Subdivision
Census Tract
STEP 2: Visit the Texas Childhood Blood Lead Screening website to determine if your patient lives
San Antonio city, Texas
Place
in a Targeted Census Tract: http://www.dshs.state.tx.us/lead/screening.shtm
Texas
State
Voting District/Remainder
Edit Menu
Click Next
3. Determine if child lives in targeted area
a If the census tract is highlighted then the
child lives in targeted area
b If you get the message Text not found,
then the child does not live in targeted area
Find Window
Census Tract
Highlighted
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Texas Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program Texas Department of State Health Services
PO BOX 149347 Austin, TX 78714-9347 1-800-588-1248 www.dshs.state.tx.us/lead
Revised December 22, 2011
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