CSSD Ethical Practices & Evidence-Based Guidelines

Question 1

What is the primary purpose of evidence-based practice?

Accepted Answer

To combine research, expertise, and client values

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To rely on personal opinions

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To base decisions on latest trends

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To avoid using research

Question 2

Which organization provides a code of ethics for dietitians?

Accepted Answer

Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics

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FDA

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CDC

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USDA

Question 3

What should a dietitian do if a conflict of interest arises?

Accepted Answer

Disclose the conflict to the client

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Ignore it

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Keep it secret

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Ask a colleague to handle the case

Question 4

What is an example of using evidence-based guidelines?

Accepted Answer

Using peer-reviewed clinical guidelines

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Using outdated textbooks

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Following personal beliefs

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Avoiding research articles

Question 5

Which principle is central to dietetic ethics?

Accepted Answer

Autonomy

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Deception

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Bias

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Authority

Question 6

How should dietitians handle client confidentiality?

Accepted Answer

Only share with team when necessary

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Share information with family

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Post online with permission

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Ignore confidentiality rules

Question 7

What is a reliable source for nutrition evidence?

Accepted Answer

Peer-reviewed journal articles

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Social media posts

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Personal blogs

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Advertisements

Question 8

Which action supports professional integrity?

Accepted Answer

Engaging in continuing education

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Relying on old knowledge

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Skipping training sessions

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Avoiding new research

Question 9

Why is informed consent important in dietetic practice?

Accepted Answer

To obtain client agreement and understanding

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To skip explanations

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To enforce strict rules

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To replace client decisions