Correct And Verified Answers
1978 - Correct Answer-The year lead paint
was banned in all residential paint in the U.S.
Dust - Correct Answer-The primary form of
LBL through which lead poisoning occurs in
children in residential homes.
Blood Lead Level Test - Correct Answer-The
best way to determine whether a person/child
has lead poisoning.
.5% by weight - Correct Answer-Paint chips
are positive for lead if the results by atomic
absorption (AAS) are above this percent.
1.0 mg/cm2 - Correct Answer-The RRP federal
standard states paint is considered lead
positive at or above the level of this from the
XRF.
Lead - Correct Answer-This type of poisoning
causes; restlessness, irritability, feeling of
dullness, severe vomiting, tremors, birth
defects, learning disabilities, ADHD,
convulsions, loss of muscular activities,
sterility, coma and death.
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, Prevent Corrosion, Kill mold and Mildew and
for Durability - Correct Answer-Lead was used
in products for these reasons.
Disturbed - Correct Answer-Lead paint
becomes a health hazard when
Pregnant women and children under 6 -
Correct Answer-The 2 targeted groups who
are at the most risk for lead poisoning.
A Child occupied facility - Correct Answer-
Anywhere a child spends a minimum 2 days a
week, 3 days in a week, 6 hours a visit and 60
hours a year.
Target Housing and Child occupied Facilities
- Correct Answer-The 2 places in which lead
based paint is disturbed that the RRP rule
addresses.
Target housing - Correct Answer-Any
residential dwelling built on or before 1978
6 sq./ft. - Correct Answer-For a job to qualify
as a minor RRP project, the work must
disturb less than this quantity of paint on the
interior
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