Test yourself: the 2024 CPD and learning quiz

Which of the following components should pharmacist prescribers include as part of their assessment of a patient’s mental health? More than one answer may be correct.

Antidepressant discontinuation symptoms fall into three main categories. Identify these categories from the options below:

What is it called when a neurodivergent person copies neurotypical reactions and traits to fit in?

True or false: all pregnant woman in the UK are offered screening for sickle cell trait.

Look at the image above, which shows the mechanisms of action of antimigraine treatments. Match each drug class with its mechanism of action.

Match the clinic blood pressure reading with its associated hypertension diagnosis stage:

True or false: lithium is initiated at 400mg to be taken in the morning, if using a modified-release or immediate-release lithium carbonate tablet formulation.

Which of the following are not parameters considered in the 'National Early Warning Score 2' (NEWS2) scoring system?

Which of the following patients would warrant urgent referral for suspected lung cancer? More than one answer may be correct.

Fill in the blanks using two of the following words:

Albumin; Fibrinogen; Reduced; Increased

Words may be used more than once.

What is the most common arrhythmia in children?

The framing effect can influence a patient’s decision-making when it comes to risk. Risk can be framed as relative (e.g. a treatment option reduces risk by 50% from 10% to 5%) or absolute (a treatment option has a risk of 5%).

Which framing technique would make a patient more likely to choose the treatment option?

Once the antimicrobial review has been completed, there will be five potential outcomes which can be referred to be the mnemonic ‘CARES’.

Fill in the blanks below to complete the mnemonic:

Which of the following approaches can prescribers use to test their working diagnosis? More than one answer may be correct.

True or false: diagnostic momentum bias happens when a clinician selectively accepts clinical data to support a desired diagnosis.

Which of the following components should pharmacist prescribers include as part of their assessment of a patient’s mental health? More than one answer may be correct.

Antidepressant discontinuation symptoms fall into three main categories. Identify these categories from the options below:

What is it called when a neurodivergent person copies neurotypical reactions and traits to fit in?

True or false: all pregnant woman in the UK are offered screening for sickle cell trait.

Look at the image above, which shows the mechanisms of action of antimigraine treatments. Match each drug class with its mechanism of action.

Match the clinic blood pressure reading with its associated hypertension diagnosis stage:

True or false: lithium is initiated at 400mg to be taken in the morning, if using a modified-release or immediate-release lithium carbonate tablet formulation.

Which of the following are not parameters considered in the 'National Early Warning Score 2' (NEWS2) scoring system?

Which of the following patients would warrant urgent referral for suspected lung cancer? More than one answer may be correct.

Fill in the blanks using two of the following words:

Albumin; Fibrinogen; Reduced; Increased

Words may be used more than once.

What is the most common arrhythmia in children?

The framing effect can influence a patient’s decision-making when it comes to risk. Risk can be framed as relative (e.g. a treatment option reduces risk by 50% from 10% to 5%) or absolute (a treatment option has a risk of 5%).

Which framing technique would make a patient more likely to choose the treatment option?

Once the antimicrobial review has been completed, there will be five potential outcomes which can be referred to be the mnemonic ‘CARES’.

Fill in the blanks below to complete the mnemonic:

Which of the following approaches can prescribers use to test their working diagnosis? More than one answer may be correct.

True or false: diagnostic momentum bias happens when a clinician selectively accepts clinical data to support a desired diagnosis.

Which of the following components should pharmacist prescribers include as part of their assessment of a patient’s mental health? More than one answer may be correct.

Antidepressant discontinuation symptoms fall into three main categories. Identify these categories from the options below:

What is it called when a neurodivergent person copies neurotypical reactions and traits to fit in?

True or false: all pregnant woman in the UK are offered screening for sickle cell trait.

Look at the image above, which shows the mechanisms of action of antimigraine treatments. Match each drug class with its mechanism of action.

Match the clinic blood pressure reading with its associated hypertension diagnosis stage:

True or false: lithium is initiated at 400mg to be taken in the morning, if using a modified-release or immediate-release lithium carbonate tablet formulation.

Which of the following are not parameters considered in the 'National Early Warning Score 2' (NEWS2) scoring system?

Which of the following patients would warrant urgent referral for suspected lung cancer? More than one answer may be correct.

Fill in the blanks using two of the following words:

Albumin; Fibrinogen; Reduced; Increased

Words may be used more than once.

What is the most common arrhythmia in children?

The framing effect can influence a patient’s decision-making when it comes to risk. Risk can be framed as relative (e.g. a treatment option reduces risk by 50% from 10% to 5%) or absolute (a treatment option has a risk of 5%).

Which framing technique would make a patient more likely to choose the treatment option?

Once the antimicrobial review has been completed, there will be five potential outcomes which can be referred to be the mnemonic ‘CARES’.

Fill in the blanks below to complete the mnemonic:

Which of the following approaches can prescribers use to test their working diagnosis? More than one answer may be correct.

True or false: diagnostic momentum bias happens when a clinician selectively accepts clinical data to support a desired diagnosis.

Which of the following components should pharmacist prescribers include as part of their assessment of a patient’s mental health? More than one answer may be correct.

Antidepressant discontinuation symptoms fall into three main categories. Identify these categories from the options below:

What is it called when a neurodivergent person copies neurotypical reactions and traits to fit in?

True or false: all pregnant woman in the UK are offered screening for sickle cell trait.

Look at the image above, which shows the mechanisms of action of antimigraine treatments. Match each drug class with its mechanism of action.

Match the clinic blood pressure reading with its associated hypertension diagnosis stage:

True or false: lithium is initiated at 400mg to be taken in the morning, if using a modified-release or immediate-release lithium carbonate tablet formulation.

Which of the following are not parameters considered in the 'National Early Warning Score 2' (NEWS2) scoring system?

Which of the following patients would warrant urgent referral for suspected lung cancer? More than one answer may be correct.

Fill in the blanks using two of the following words:

Albumin; Fibrinogen; Reduced; Increased

Words may be used more than once.

What is the most common arrhythmia in children?

The framing effect can influence a patient’s decision-making when it comes to risk. Risk can be framed as relative (e.g. a treatment option reduces risk by 50% from 10% to 5%) or absolute (a treatment option has a risk of 5%).

Which framing technique would make a patient more likely to choose the treatment option?

Once the antimicrobial review has been completed, there will be five potential outcomes which can be referred to be the mnemonic ‘CARES’.

Fill in the blanks below to complete the mnemonic:

Which of the following approaches can prescribers use to test their working diagnosis? More than one answer may be correct.

True or false: diagnostic momentum bias happens when a clinician selectively accepts clinical data to support a desired diagnosis.

Which of the following components should pharmacist prescribers include as part of their assessment of a patient’s mental health? More than one answer may be correct.

Antidepressant discontinuation symptoms fall into three main categories. Identify these categories from the options below:

What is it called when a neurodivergent person copies neurotypical reactions and traits to fit in?

True or false: all pregnant woman in the UK are offered screening for sickle cell trait.

Look at the image above, which shows the mechanisms of action of antimigraine treatments. Match each drug class with its mechanism of action.

Match the clinic blood pressure reading with its associated hypertension diagnosis stage:

True or false: lithium is initiated at 400mg to be taken in the morning, if using a modified-release or immediate-release lithium carbonate tablet formulation.

Which of the following are not parameters considered in the 'National Early Warning Score 2' (NEWS2) scoring system?

Which of the following patients would warrant urgent referral for suspected lung cancer? More than one answer may be correct.

Fill in the blanks using two of the following words:

Albumin; Fibrinogen; Reduced; Increased

Words may be used more than once.

What is the most common arrhythmia in children?

The framing effect can influence a patient’s decision-making when it comes to risk. Risk can be framed as relative (e.g. a treatment option reduces risk by 50% from 10% to 5%) or absolute (a treatment option has a risk of 5%).

Which framing technique would make a patient more likely to choose the treatment option?

Once the antimicrobial review has been completed, there will be five potential outcomes which can be referred to be the mnemonic ‘CARES’.

Fill in the blanks below to complete the mnemonic:

Which of the following approaches can prescribers use to test their working diagnosis? More than one answer may be correct.

True or false: diagnostic momentum bias happens when a clinician selectively accepts clinical data to support a desired diagnosis.

Which of the following components should pharmacist prescribers include as part of their assessment of a patient’s mental health? More than one answer may be correct.

Antidepressant discontinuation symptoms fall into three main categories. Identify these categories from the options below:

What is it called when a neurodivergent person copies neurotypical reactions and traits to fit in?

True or false: all pregnant woman in the UK are offered screening for sickle cell trait.

Look at the image above, which shows the mechanisms of action of antimigraine treatments. Match each drug class with its mechanism of action.

Match the clinic blood pressure reading with its associated hypertension diagnosis stage:

True or false: lithium is initiated at 400mg to be taken in the morning, if using a modified-release or immediate-release lithium carbonate tablet formulation.

Which of the following are not parameters considered in the 'National Early Warning Score 2' (NEWS2) scoring system?

Which of the following patients would warrant urgent referral for suspected lung cancer? More than one answer may be correct.

Fill in the blanks using two of the following words:

Albumin; Fibrinogen; Reduced; Increased

Words may be used more than once.

What is the most common arrhythmia in children?

The framing effect can influence a patient’s decision-making when it comes to risk. Risk can be framed as relative (e.g. a treatment option reduces risk by 50% from 10% to 5%) or absolute (a treatment option has a risk of 5%).

Which framing technique would make a patient more likely to choose the treatment option?

Once the antimicrobial review has been completed, there will be five potential outcomes which can be referred to be the mnemonic ‘CARES’.

Fill in the blanks below to complete the mnemonic:

Which of the following approaches can prescribers use to test their working diagnosis? More than one answer may be correct.

True or false: diagnostic momentum bias happens when a clinician selectively accepts clinical data to support a desired diagnosis.

Which of the following components should pharmacist prescribers include as part of their assessment of a patient’s mental health? More than one answer may be correct.

Antidepressant discontinuation symptoms fall into three main categories. Identify these categories from the options below:

What is it called when a neurodivergent person copies neurotypical reactions and traits to fit in?

True or false: all pregnant woman in the UK are offered screening for sickle cell trait.

Look at the image above, which shows the mechanisms of action of antimigraine treatments. Match each drug class with its mechanism of action.

Match the clinic blood pressure reading with its associated hypertension diagnosis stage:

True or false: lithium is initiated at 400mg to be taken in the morning, if using a modified-release or immediate-release lithium carbonate tablet formulation.

Which of the following are not parameters considered in the 'National Early Warning Score 2' (NEWS2) scoring system?

Which of the following patients would warrant urgent referral for suspected lung cancer? More than one answer may be correct.

Fill in the blanks using two of the following words:

Albumin; Fibrinogen; Reduced; Increased

Words may be used more than once.

What is the most common arrhythmia in children?

The framing effect can influence a patient’s decision-making when it comes to risk. Risk can be framed as relative (e.g. a treatment option reduces risk by 50% from 10% to 5%) or absolute (a treatment option has a risk of 5%).

Which framing technique would make a patient more likely to choose the treatment option?

Once the antimicrobial review has been completed, there will be five potential outcomes which can be referred to be the mnemonic ‘CARES’.

Fill in the blanks below to complete the mnemonic:

Which of the following approaches can prescribers use to test their working diagnosis? More than one answer may be correct.

True or false: diagnostic momentum bias happens when a clinician selectively accepts clinical data to support a desired diagnosis.

Which of the following components should pharmacist prescribers include as part of their assessment of a patient’s mental health? More than one answer may be correct.

Antidepressant discontinuation symptoms fall into three main categories. Identify these categories from the options below:

What is it called when a neurodivergent person copies neurotypical reactions and traits to fit in?

True or false: all pregnant woman in the UK are offered screening for sickle cell trait.

Look at the image above, which shows the mechanisms of action of antimigraine treatments. Match each drug class with its mechanism of action.

Match the clinic blood pressure reading with its associated hypertension diagnosis stage:

True or false: lithium is initiated at 400mg to be taken in the morning, if using a modified-release or immediate-release lithium carbonate tablet formulation.

Which of the following are not parameters considered in the 'National Early Warning Score 2' (NEWS2) scoring system?

Which of the following patients would warrant urgent referral for suspected lung cancer? More than one answer may be correct.

Fill in the blanks using two of the following words:

Albumin; Fibrinogen; Reduced; Increased

Words may be used more than once.

What is the most common arrhythmia in children?

The framing effect can influence a patient’s decision-making when it comes to risk. Risk can be framed as relative (e.g. a treatment option reduces risk by 50% from 10% to 5%) or absolute (a treatment option has a risk of 5%).

Which framing technique would make a patient more likely to choose the treatment option?

Once the antimicrobial review has been completed, there will be five potential outcomes which can be referred to be the mnemonic ‘CARES’.

Fill in the blanks below to complete the mnemonic:

Which of the following approaches can prescribers use to test their working diagnosis? More than one answer may be correct.

True or false: diagnostic momentum bias happens when a clinician selectively accepts clinical data to support a desired diagnosis.

Which of the following components should pharmacist prescribers include as part of their assessment of a patient’s mental health? More than one answer may be correct.

Antidepressant discontinuation symptoms fall into three main categories. Identify these categories from the options below:

What is it called when a neurodivergent person copies neurotypical reactions and traits to fit in?

True or false: all pregnant woman in the UK are offered screening for sickle cell trait.

Look at the image above, which shows the mechanisms of action of antimigraine treatments. Match each drug class with its mechanism of action.

Match the clinic blood pressure reading with its associated hypertension diagnosis stage:

True or false: lithium is initiated at 400mg to be taken in the morning, if using a modified-release or immediate-release lithium carbonate tablet formulation.

Which of the following are not parameters considered in the 'National Early Warning Score 2' (NEWS2) scoring system?

Which of the following patients would warrant urgent referral for suspected lung cancer? More than one answer may be correct.

Fill in the blanks using two of the following words:

Albumin; Fibrinogen; Reduced; Increased

Words may be used more than once.

What is the most common arrhythmia in children?

The framing effect can influence a patient’s decision-making when it comes to risk. Risk can be framed as relative (e.g. a treatment option reduces risk by 50% from 10% to 5%) or absolute (a treatment option has a risk of 5%).

Which framing technique would make a patient more likely to choose the treatment option?

Once the antimicrobial review has been completed, there will be five potential outcomes which can be referred to be the mnemonic ‘CARES’.

Fill in the blanks below to complete the mnemonic:

Which of the following approaches can prescribers use to test their working diagnosis? More than one answer may be correct.

True or false: diagnostic momentum bias happens when a clinician selectively accepts clinical data to support a desired diagnosis.

Which of the following components should pharmacist prescribers include as part of their assessment of a patient’s mental health? More than one answer may be correct.

Antidepressant discontinuation symptoms fall into three main categories. Identify these categories from the options below:

What is it called when a neurodivergent person copies neurotypical reactions and traits to fit in?

True or false: all pregnant woman in the UK are offered screening for sickle cell trait.

Look at the image above, which shows the mechanisms of action of antimigraine treatments. Match each drug class with its mechanism of action.

Match the clinic blood pressure reading with its associated hypertension diagnosis stage:

True or false: lithium is initiated at 400mg to be taken in the morning, if using a modified-release or immediate-release lithium carbonate tablet formulation.

Which of the following are not parameters considered in the 'National Early Warning Score 2' (NEWS2) scoring system?

Which of the following patients would warrant urgent referral for suspected lung cancer? More than one answer may be correct.

Fill in the blanks using two of the following words:

Albumin; Fibrinogen; Reduced; Increased

Words may be used more than once.

What is the most common arrhythmia in children?

The framing effect can influence a patient’s decision-making when it comes to risk. Risk can be framed as relative (e.g. a treatment option reduces risk by 50% from 10% to 5%) or absolute (a treatment option has a risk of 5%).

Which framing technique would make a patient more likely to choose the treatment option?

Once the antimicrobial review has been completed, there will be five potential outcomes which can be referred to be the mnemonic ‘CARES’.

Fill in the blanks below to complete the mnemonic:

Which of the following approaches can prescribers use to test their working diagnosis? More than one answer may be correct.

True or false: diagnostic momentum bias happens when a clinician selectively accepts clinical data to support a desired diagnosis.

Which of the following components should pharmacist prescribers include as part of their assessment of a patient’s mental health? More than one answer may be correct.

Antidepressant discontinuation symptoms fall into three main categories. Identify these categories from the options below:

What is it called when a neurodivergent person copies neurotypical reactions and traits to fit in?

True or false: all pregnant woman in the UK are offered screening for sickle cell trait.

Look at the image above, which shows the mechanisms of action of antimigraine treatments. Match each drug class with its mechanism of action.

Match the clinic blood pressure reading with its associated hypertension diagnosis stage:

True or false: lithium is initiated at 400mg to be taken in the morning, if using a modified-release or immediate-release lithium carbonate tablet formulation.

Which of the following are not parameters considered in the 'National Early Warning Score 2' (NEWS2) scoring system?

Which of the following patients would warrant urgent referral for suspected lung cancer? More than one answer may be correct.

Fill in the blanks using two of the following words:

Albumin; Fibrinogen; Reduced; Increased

Words may be used more than once.

What is the most common arrhythmia in children?

The framing effect can influence a patient’s decision-making when it comes to risk. Risk can be framed as relative (e.g. a treatment option reduces risk by 50% from 10% to 5%) or absolute (a treatment option has a risk of 5%).

Which framing technique would make a patient more likely to choose the treatment option?

Once the antimicrobial review has been completed, there will be five potential outcomes which can be referred to be the mnemonic ‘CARES’.

Fill in the blanks below to complete the mnemonic:

Which of the following approaches can prescribers use to test their working diagnosis? More than one answer may be correct.

True or false: diagnostic momentum bias happens when a clinician selectively accepts clinical data to support a desired diagnosis.