OD, Pre-Test Women with Nerve: Providing Reproductive Health Care for Women with Epilepsy

1. On Demand Webinar - Pre-Test

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Please take a minute to complete this pre-session survey to help ARHP assess the impact of its educational programs. Completing this survey will provide ARHP with an invaluable tool for understanding how health professionals use educational offerings and how ARHP activities might be improved to serve you better.

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* 1. Today's Date

Enter today's date

Date

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* 2. Your primary professional category (choose the one best response):

Health Professional Educator

Nurse Midwife

Nurse Practitioner

Pharmacist

Physician

Physician Assistant

Registered Nurse

Resident

Student

Other (please specify)

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* 3. Do you interact with patients?

Yes

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* 4. Women with epilepsy experience increased rates of preeclampsia, preterm labor, stillbirth, and cesarean section.

True

False

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* 5. The following statement is true about pregnancy and epilepsy:

Seizure control prior to pregnancy is important

Compliance with AED therapy and co-management with a neurologist is crucial

Epilepsy medications may be teratogenic

All of the above

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* 6. Which contraceptive method is a highly effective option for women with epilepsy who do not need menstrual suppression:

Withdrawal

IUDs

Progestin only pills

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* 7. Hormonal contraception is safe and appropriate for many women with epilepsy.

True

False

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* 1. Today's Date

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* 2. Your primary professional category (choose the one best response):

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* 3. Do you interact with patients?

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* 4. Women with epilepsy experience increased rates of preeclampsia, preterm labor, stillbirth, and cesarean section.

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* 5. The following statement is true about pregnancy and epilepsy:

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* 6. Which contraceptive method is a highly effective option for women with epilepsy who do not need menstrual suppression:

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* 7. Hormonal contraception is safe and appropriate for many women with epilepsy.

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* 8. As a result of participating in this activity, I hope to be better able to: