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. Add your e-mail address below if you want to be subscribed to our weekly e-mail. You will also receive a copy of the correct answers on completion of this quiz. You can unsubscribe at any time or change your e-mail preferences by clicking on the link at the bottom of the e-mail you receive. We hope you enjoy the quiz. Good luck! (For details on how we will deal with your personal information, please see our privacy policy. We will never pass on your e-mail address without your permission.) Name Email 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? True False1 out of 6True or false valproate is not usually a treatment for epilepsy and bipolar disorder? True False2 out of 6True or false in women who take valproate while pregnant, around 1 in 50 babies will have a birth defect? True False3 out of 6True or false spina bifida is a possible birth defect seen when mothers take valproate during pregnancy? True False4 out of 6True or false lower intelligence than other children of the same age is a known developmental effect when a pregnant mother takes valproate? True False5 out of 6True or false children exposed to valproate in the womb are more likely to have autism or autistic spectrum disorders? True False6 out of 6 CPD quizTrelegy Ellipta inhalerCPD quizSepsisCPD quizThe safe supply of valproate to women and girlsCPD quiz Allergic RhinitisCPD quizChronic heart failureCPD quizAre you ready for revalidation in pharmacy?CPD quizAnticoagulant medicinesCPD quizLyme DiseaseCPD quizAcute kidney injuryCPD quizOcular hypotensivesCPD quizUnderstanding dry eye part twoOcular antibioticsCPD quizCPD quizUnderstanding dry eye part one
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