Patient presents for pediatric lead screening as part of routine well-child care or due to identified risk factors such as residing in a home built before 1978, exposure to lead paint, or having a sibling or playmate with elevated lead levels.  Assessment includes detailed environmental history, dietary habits, and developmental milestones.  Capillary blood lead level (BLL) was obtained via fingerstick.  Patient education provided regarding lead poisoning prevention, including proper handwashing, regular cleaning of surfaces, and nutritional guidance emphasizing calcium and iron-rich foods.  Results of the capillary BLL will determine the next steps in management, which may include confirmatory venous blood draw, further investigation for sources of lead exposure, or referral to a specialist for lead poisoning treatment if indicated.  Appropriate ICD-10-CM codes such as Z71.83 (Encounter for screening for lead poisoning) and CPT codes for lead screening (83036, 83655) will be used for billing and documentation purposes.  Follow-up scheduled as needed based on BLL results and risk assessment. This documentation will be maintained within the patient's electronic health record (EHR).