For Providers

Thank you for helping us share the word about lead poisoning prevention!

Materials for providers include posters, flyers, and educational aids. Posters are available in English and Spanish. These materials are aimed to educate providers about lead poisoning and help them educate and encourage families and individuals to test for lead.

Contents


Posters

Can You Spot The Lead?

Focuses on the lack of visible symptoms of lead poisoning and reviews the recommended testing schedule for children.

Leave The Lead Behind!

Information about lead poisoning prevention relevant to those who come into contact with lead at work or in their hobbies, and encourages them to follow safety tips to prevent tracking lead dust home.

Let Life Start Lead-Free

Targeted towards pregnant women or those expecting to become pregnant.

Flyers

Childhood Lead Poisoning

Provides healthcare providers with essential facts on CDC recommended lead testing, lead exposure sources, health risks, and an easy-to-read recommended actions and retesting timeline table based on blood lead level results.

Lead Poisoning and Pregnancy

Provides healthcare providers with a list of recommended lead risk assessment questions for pregnant women and recommended actions and follow-up testing timeline based on blood lead level test results.

Educational Aids

5 Reasons To Test Your Patients for Lead

This infographic provides healthcare providers with five compelling reasons to test their patients for lead.

Provider Guidance Packet

This resource provides guidelines on testing, reporting, and case management for children who have been exposed to lead. The packet also includes an overview on lead sources, resources for families, and screening questionnaires.

Kajal Can Poison Children

An infographic from the Western States Pediatric Environmental Health Specialty Unit that describes the dangers of using surma (or kajal) and suggests safer, alternative products.

To ask a question, provide feedback, report a problem, or order materials, contact us at 702-895-1040 or at nvclppp@unlv.edu.