Elevated serum lead levels in childhood are associated with lower IQ, hyperactivity, aggression, poor growth, diminished academic
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Elevated serum lead levels in childhood are associated with lower IQ, hyperactivity, aggression, poor growth, diminished academic performance, increased delinquency, seizures, and even death. The neurological damage that occurs cannot be reversed, even once exposure is stopped.
You have been asked to follow up in your community and determine what outcomes are associated with lead exposure in children. List three dependent variables for your study and how you will measure them.
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Statistics For Nursing A Practical Approach
ISBN: 9781284142013
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Authors: Elizabeth Heavey
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