
Chomping Down the Dietetic Exam
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Studying for the RD exam or the DTR exam? Then partner up with Dietitian Ferraz, MS, RDN, as he implements his multiple years of experience as university nutrition faculty to review and chomp down dietetic concepts into digestible bites. You'll be provided with strategies, critical thinking techniques, and exclusive prep questions to assist you in conquering your exams.
Chomping Down the Dietetic Exam
1y ago
Today's listener requested topics are taken from @rdexampodcast on Instagram and FaceBook and covers Alzheimer's disease, Delphi technique, and nominal group technique.
Questions
Which of the following is least likely to be recommended for a patient diagnosed with Alzheimers disease?
A. Decreasing saturated fat intake
B. Increasing saturated fat intake
C. Finger foods
D. Avoiding patterned plates for mealtime
Which of the following is not considered a feature typically associated with the Delphi technique?
A. Multiple rounds of questionnaires
B. Participants discussing the t ..read more
Chomping Down the Dietetic Exam
1y ago
This episode covers costs (fixed, variable, direct indirect), the Effectiveness Model, TQM/CQI, and Assets/Liability.
Follow on Instagram @rdexampodcast for free questions.
The following questions were asked in the episode:
Which of the following is considered to be a fixed cost? A. Ingredients
B. Rent
C. Food containers
D. All of the above
You hold a leadership title in a business. An employee was hired 1 week ago who will be working for you. As a leader, which of the following styles should you use when communicating to the employee?
A. Telling
B. Selling
C. Participating
D. Delegating
Which ..read more
Chomping Down the Dietetic Exam
1y ago
In this episode, we break down how to differentiate between respiratory acidosis, respiratory alkalosis, metabolic acidosis, and metabolic alkalosis. NOTE: At 32m 52s, a post production glitch forced the audio to be skipped and replaced with it stating metabolic acidosis as the answer, even though earlier, metabolic acidosis is eliminated as an answer choice. In fact the audio should have stated metabolic alkalosis. For free practice questions, rationales, and submission of episode requests, follow on Instagram @rdexampodcast and facebook RD Exam Podcast ..read more
Chomping Down the Dietetic Exam
1y ago
Today's listener requested topics are taken from @rdexampodcast on Instagram and FaceBook and cover Active vs Passive Transport, Conduction, and Osteomalacia. This episode is sponsored by Pocket Prep.
How are water-soluble nutrients, such as vitamin C, absorbed?
Simple diffusion
Active transport
Sodium potassium pump
Passive diffusion
Which of the following would not be considered a good heat conductor?
Copper
Silver
Aluminum
Glass
Osteomalacia is primarily characterized by which of the following?
Excessive bone growth
Compromised bone mineralization
Excessive mineralization
All of the ab ..read more
Chomping Down the Dietetic Exam
1y ago
Today's listener requested topics are taken from @rdexampodcast on Instagram and FaceBook and covers Vitamin D Pathways, Randomized Clinical Trials, and Parallel vs Crossover Designs. This episode is sponsored by Pocket Prep.
1. What is the name for the active form of vitamin D?
A. Cholecalciferol B. 7-dehydrocholesterol C. Calcitriol D. Calcidiol
2. Which of the following is an example of an RCT?
A. A study consists of two groups, A and B. Group a consisted of participants who had been smoking for 10 or more years. Group B consisted of participants who had never smoked. Both groups were ..read more
Chomping Down the Dietetic Exam
1y ago
In this episode, we present five appetizer (practice) questions regarding food production systems. We then discuss the four systems in detail, along with a brief discussion on delivery systems and equipment. Finally, we re-visit our appetizer questions with detailed explanations.
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Chomping Down the Dietetic Exam
1y ago
Today's listener requested topics are taken from @rdexampodcast and cover diverticulosis vs diverticulitis, Addison's disease, sensitivity vs specificity. This episode is sponsored by Pocket Prep.
Questions:
A high-fiber diet is contraindicated for which of the following disease states?
Diverticulitis
Diverticulosis
Constipation
Obesity
Which of the following is generally increased in Addison’s disease?
Aldosterone
Cortisol
Androgens
Potassium
Which of the following is known to correctly identify participants as not having a disease?
Sensitivity
Specificity
Both A and B
None of the ..read more
Chomping Down the Dietetic Exam
1y ago
Today's listener requested topics are taken from @rdexampodcast and cover lipid transporters, Gastroparesis, and Winterization. This episode is sponsored by Pocket Prep.
Questions
What particles transport dietary lipids in the bloodstream?
Glycerol
Micelles
Chylomicrons
Fatty Acids
Which of the following would be the best recommendation to treat gastroparesis?
High fiber intake
High fat intake
Small, frequent meals
Large, infrequent meals
Which of the following is not typically winterized?
Corn oil
Cottonseed oil
Soy oil
Butter
  ..read more
Chomping Down the Dietetic Exam
1y ago
In this episode we cover FOCUS-PDCA, tropical sprue, and maple syrup urine disease. You can find free practice questions on @rdexampodcast on Instagram.
Questions
(From PocketPrep) Angie is attempting to improve how the clinical RD's rotate floors in the hospital, and she has organized weekly meetings with the clinical RD team to discuss the process. Now she is talking with the RD team leaders and managers (people who are most involved with the process) to collect information and data about the floor's patient loads and responsibilities.
Which step in FOCUS-PDCA is Angie at?
Understand ..read more
Chomping Down the Dietetic Exam
1y ago
In this episode, we cover listener-requested topics consisting of PKU, nominal vs ordinal variables, and discrete vs continuous variables. This episode is sponsored by Pocket Prep. Follow the show @rdexampodcast on Instagram for free practice questions.
(From Pocket Prep) A tube feeding is running continuously at 80mL/hr and provides 1,000 calories, 64 grams of protein, and 840 mL of water per 1,000 mL of formula. The patient requires 2,000 calories and 135 grams of protein. Does the current rate meet his estimated needs?
A. Yes, but the feed should be changed to 12-hour cyclic rate
B ..read more