Parents have understood strategies to reduce risk of lead exposure for their child if they state (Select all that apply.)
1. "We willprovideourchildwithfrequentsnackshighinironandcalcium."
2. "We will wash any surfaces that havepeeling paint."
3. "Wewillstoreleftoversinaceramic pot."
4. "We can continue to use ourtraditional-medicine treatment, azarcon,for any GI upset."
5. "We will sand the windowsills toremove the lead-based paint."
Correct:1,2
Rationale:Snacks and meals high in iron and calcium should be encouraged.Lead is absorbed more readily on an empty stomach. Any surface with peeling paint should be washed with a damp sponge.Ceramic pots,if fired improperly,could contain lead.Food should not be prepared or stored in them. Azarcon,a traditional medicine used to treat a coliclike illness,may contain large amounts of lead.Sanding the windowsills will cause the lead to be dispersed in the air,leading to lead poisoning.
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