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Sandra Rivera, Agency Director

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Managing Elevated Blood Lead Levels

To report an elevated blood lead level please complete a Referral Form:

The following documents are provided in Portable Document Format (PDF) and require the free Adobe Reader.

• Form to Refer a Patient with an Elevated Blood Lead Level (PDF - 85kB)

Complete form and fax to 510-567-8272.

For questions and assistance please call 510-567-8280.

See also:

• Targeted Blood Lead Screening Policy (PDF - 69kB)
• Quick Reference Guide for Elevated Blood Lead Levels (PDF - 341kB)
• CA-DPH Management Guidelines on Childhood Lead Poisoning for Health Care Providers (PDF - 69kB)
• Childhood Lead Poisoning Risk Questionnaire (PDF - 37kb)
• Childhood Lead Poisoning Risk Questionnaire (Spanish) (PDF - 39kb)
• Lead and Pregnancy
  • Get the Lead Out Coalition's Summary of the CDC Guidelines (PDF - 92kB)
  • Get the Lead Out Coalition's Prenatal Risk Questionnaire (PDF - 329kB)
  • CDC Guidelines for the Identification and Management of Lead Exposure in Pregnant and Lactating Women
    (PDF - 69kB)
  • Prenatal Lead Risk Questionnaire (PDF - 38kb)
  • Prenatal Lead Risk Questionnaire (Spanish) (PDF - 39kb)