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Company Name
ORANGE COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR MENTAL HEALTH
Contract #
A-2006-065
Agency
Community Development
Council Approval Date
4/3/2006
Expiration Date
6/30/2007
Destruction Year
2016
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<br />Where Lead-Based Paint Is found <br /> <br />In general, <br />the older your <br />home, the <br />more likely it <br />has lead- <br />based paint. <br /> <br />Many homes built before t 978 have lead. <br />based paint. The federal government <br />banned lead-based paint from housing in <br />t 978. Some states stopped its use even <br />earlier. Lead can be found: <br /> <br />.. In homes in the city, count!)', or suburbs. <br /> <br />.. In apartments, single-family homes, and <br />both private and public housing. <br /> <br />.. Inside and outside of the house. <br /> <br />.. In soil around a home. (Soil can pick up <br />lead from exterior paint or other sources <br />such as past use of leaded gas in cars.) <br /> <br />Checking Your Family for lead <br /> <br />Get your <br />c.hildren and <br />home tested <br />if you think <br />your home <br />has high lev. <br />els of lead. <br /> <br />4 <br /> <br />To reduce your child's exposure to lead, <br />get your child checked, have your home <br />tested (especially If your home has paint <br />In poor condition and was built before <br />t 978), and fix any hazards you may have. <br />Children's blood lead levels tend to increase <br />rapidly from 6 to t 2 months of age, and <br />tend to peak at t 8 to 24 months of age. <br /> <br />Consult your doctor for advice on testing <br />your children. A simple blood test can <br />detect high levels of lead. Blood tests are <br />usually recommended for: <br /> <br />.. Children at ages t and 2. <br /> <br />.. Children or other family members who <br />have been exposed to high levels of lead. <br /> <br />.. Children who should be tested under <br />your state or local health screening plan. <br /> <br />Your doctor can explain what the test results <br />mean and if more testing will be needed. <br />
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