Personalized Air Pollution Effects Assessment (PAPEA) - Basic
by HealthSurveil LC

This brief, 10-question assessment aims to quantify potential personal exposures to air pollution during daily living. This is not a diagnostic test and has been designed for research and education purposes only. We are developing a more advanced tool with the information gathered here.
Interpretation of score
The following index indicates approximate adverse exposures. Actual exposures maybe higher or lower. The goal is to understand sources of high exposure and mitigate them where possible.
Score breakdown
10-20 (relatively low risk of exposure to adverse effects of air pollution)
20-30 (relatively medium risk of exposure to adverse effects of air pollution)
30-40 (relatively high risk of exposure to adverse effects of air pollution)

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* 1. Where do you live?

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* 2. What type of stove do you use to prepare food?

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* 3. Does your home have lead-based paint and/or plumbing?

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* 4. Are you exposed to degrading, broken asbestos at home?

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* 5. Do you use household cleaning products and other items with strong smells?

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* 6. To the best of your knowledge, do you live near any industrial sites? (eg. factories, buildings and other premises that are used for manufacturing, repairing, cleaning, processing items, or generates power, or slaughters livestock)

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* 7. To the best of your knowledge, do you live near any agricultural sites? (eg. crop fields that are fertilized, uses pesticides, herbicides, insecticides on a regular basis in large scale)

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* 8. To the best of your knowledge, do you live near any waste sites? (eg. place where ashes, garbage, refuse, domestic waste, industrial waste, municipal waste, medical waste or sewage is disposed or dumped, includes landfill sites)

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* 9. What is your main mode of transportation?

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* 10. Approximately how many hours per day do you spend outdoors? Note: this includes time spent working outdoors, walking, in traffic, recreational walking/running/biking