lead test
Toxicity screening procedure
A lead test is a procedure to detect the presence of lead, typically in blood, paint, water, or soil.
Blood lead tests screen for lead poisoning, especially in children living in older housing where lead paint may be present: The pediatrician ordered a lead test at the child's one-year checkup.
Home test kits check paint and surfaces for lead content before renovation.
- paintColored coating substance
- toxicCapable of causing harm
- poisoningHarmful substance exposure
- screeningEvaluative selection process
- bloodBody's oxygen carrier
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- health testsblood pressure check, eye exam, physical exam, annual physical, checkup
- pediatric checkupswell-child visit, well visit, wellness visit, checkup, school physical
- Chemical Teststitration, colorimetry, gravimetry, TLC, chromatography
- soil testssoil sample, lab analysis, core sample, core sampling, carbon content
- water testingwater sample, water analysis, water sampling, sample collection, pH meter
- safety checksfire drill, seatbelt check, inspection, metal detector, x-ray scan
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Contact with toxic metal
lead poisoning · lead contamination · untested · unscreened · negligence
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