Body Systems
How does lead affect it?
Treatment for Lead/Characteristics of lead
Prevention options for lead poisoning
100

What body part is responsible for pumping the blood?

Heart

100

What are the effects of lead on the heart and blood

  • Interfere with the ability to make hemoglobin, leading to anemia or low blood count

  • Can lead to cardiovascular disease

100

What is the most severe treatment option for lead

Multiple options

Chelating

Dialysis

100

What are good prevention options for lead?

Proper hand washing

200

What makes up our skeletal systems?

Bones!
200

How long does lead stay in the body in bones

27 years

200

Are there a lot of treatment option for lead?

No, lead damage is permanent

200

How can we prevent lead in the home?

Protection against lead paint, consistent renovations. 


multiple options accepted

300

What is the placenta?

Helps deliver blood from mom to baby

300

What effects does lead have on the nervous system? All answers are required. Why is it so bad?

  • Reduced IQ

  • Attention span

  • Behavior changes

  • Seizures


Brain damage is permanent


300

Why is lead so dangerous in the skeletal system?

It is similar to calcium

300

What is the most general way children get exposed to lead?

Eating

400

What makes up the renal system? All body organs must be named for credit

Bladder

Kidneys

Uretha

400

What is the treatment option for people who have lead poisoning in their blood?

Dialysis
400

What is the best treatment option for lead?

Prevention

400

What is the way adults get exposed to lead?

Inhalation

500

What is hemoglobin

Helps carry oxygen in the blood

500

How does lead cross the placenta?

It goes from mom to fetus because the membrane is permeable.

500

What is lead?

Transition metal

500

What amount of lead is negative for the body?

Any amount! "There is no good amount of lead" in the body