One of the most important aspects involved in restoring a child who has been exposed to lead to good health is:

The restoration of a child exposed to lead primarily hinges on the removal of the child from the source of exposure. Effective lead poisoning prevention emphasizes limiting or eliminating ongoing exposure to lead, as continued contact with lead sources will exacerbate health risks and hinder recovery. Identifying and addressing the environment or situation that allowed for lead exposure is crucial for the child's health.

Once the child is removed from the source of lead, additional interventions, such as medical treatment and educational support, can be more effective. While the other options may contribute to the overall care plan, they do not directly address the immediate need to prevent further exposure, which is essential for restoring the child's health and promoting recovery. Removing a child from lead exposure allows for ongoing monitoring and significant improvements in health outcomes over time.