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Number of Children (0-60 Months Old) Tested for Lead Poisoning (Number) – 1999-2001

Data Provided by: Children's Trust of South Carolina
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South Carolina 102,481
Abbeville 730 Barchart image
Aiken 2,652 Barchart image
Allendale 639 Barchart image
Anderson 4,586 Barchart image
Bamberg 314 Barchart image
Barnwell 448 Barchart image
Beaufort 1,546 Barchart image
Berkeley 4,289 Barchart image
Calhoun 798 Barchart image
Charleston 12,001 Barchart image
Cherokee 1,245 Barchart image
Chester 1,296 Barchart image
Chesterfield 933 Barchart image
Clarendon 2,114 Barchart image
Colleton 1,342 Barchart image
Darlington 1,987 Barchart image
Dillon 1,112 Barchart image
Dorchester 2,559 Barchart image
Edgefield 645 Barchart image
Fairfield 739 Barchart image
Florence 3,233 Barchart image
Georgetown 1,756 Barchart image
Greenville 10,024 Barchart image
Greenwood 1,484 Barchart image
Hampton 770 Barchart image
Horry 5,193 Barchart image
Jasper 686 Barchart image
Kershaw 1,577 Barchart image
Lancaster 1,989 Barchart image
Laurens 1,691 Barchart image
Lee 1,290 Barchart image
Lexington 2,927 Barchart image
Marion 788 Barchart image
Marlboro 271 Barchart image
McCormick 912 Barchart image
Newberry 518 Barchart image
Oconee 1,358 Barchart image
Orangeburg 2,431 Barchart image
Pickens 1,628 Barchart image
Richland 1,478 Barchart image
Saluda 630 Barchart image
Spartanburg 7,795 Barchart image
Sumter 5,138 Barchart image
Union 856 Barchart image
Williamsburg 1,624 Barchart image
York 2,449 Barchart image

Definitions:
The number calculated are for children  0-60 months old and are for 3 consequtive years periods because of the small numbers.


The blood lead level is measured in ug/dL, which stands for micrograms per deciliter. This measurement is done by a technician and is then reported back to the childhood lead poisoning prevention program. These levels have been aggregated to the categories as seen on the module. Levels greater than 20 require a visit from an environmental health inspector. >= 10 ug/dl is the level of concern specified by the CDC for Childhood Lead Poisoning. >= 20 ug/dl is the action level specified by the CDC for environmental site investigation. (Note: An environmental site inspection must also be done if there is a case where 2 blood level tests result in levels between 15 and 19 ug/dl (inclusive) on samples taken at least 3 months apart.)

Data Source: SC DHEC SCAN: Child Lead Poisoning Surveillance Module 1999-2005

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