WI Lead Risk Assessor Exam Updated
Question:
Lead reference level
Answer:
3.5 ug/dL as of Fall 2021
(5.0 ug/dL before then)
Question:
Primary lead poisoning prevention
Answer:
Removing lead so children are never exposed
Question:
Secondary lead poisoning prevention
Answer:
Screening and case management
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Question:
Tertiary prevention of lead poisoning
Answer:
Medical treatment
Question:
Title X
Answer:
Focused on reducing lead hazards in residential homes through regulation.Defined lead based paint hazard
Question:
CDC blood lead level reference value
Answer:
3.5 ug/dL or 97.5th percentile of children 1-5 (as of 2021)
Question:
Paint containing lead applied between 1978 and 2009
Answer:
0.06% by weight
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Question:
OSHA Action level for lead
Answer:
30 ug/ m3
Question:
OSHA Permissible Exposure Level PEL for lead
Answer:
50 ug/ m3
Question:
National primary and secondary ambient air quality standard for lead
Answer:
0.15 ug/m3
Question:
Lead action level for drinking water
Answer:
15 ppb
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Question:
Residential Lead-Based Paint Hazard Reduction Act of 1992 is also known as
Answer:
Title X
Question:
EPA reference level for blood lead
Answer:
3.5 ug/dL
Question:
Tort
Answer:
a wrongful act or an infringement of a right (other than under contract) leading to damage, injury or harm to another person
Question:
Vicarious Liability
Answer:
Legal responsibility placed on one person for the acts of another.
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