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CPD quiz – The safe supply of valproate to women and girls

24th September 2018 by PIP editor Leave a Comment

 

Welcome to the Pharmacy in Practice on the supply of valproate to females. If you get a question wrong perhaps you may have identified a learning need. This could inspire one of your four mandatory CPD cycles required to be completed for revalidation. 

 

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True or false valproate is associated with a significant risk of birth defects and developmental disorders in children born to women who take valproate during pregnancy?

1 out of 6

True or false valproate is not usually a treatment for epilepsy and bipolar disorder?

2 out of 6

True or false in women who take valproate while pregnant, around 1 in 50 babies will have a birth defect?

3 out of 6

True or false spina bifida is a possible birth defect seen when mothers take valproate during pregnancy?

4 out of 6

True or false lower intelligence than other children of the same age is a known developmental effect when a pregnant mother takes valproate?

5 out of 6

True or false children exposed to valproate in the womb are more likely to have autism or autistic spectrum disorders?

6 out of 6

 

 

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