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Question 1

Under CDR's Future Education Model, the Supervised Practice component is known as:

Accepted Answer

Future Education Model Supervised Practice Program (FSMPP)

Answer

The Future Education Model Supervised Practice Program (FSMPP) is the supervised practice component aligned with ACEND's redesigned Future Education Model.

Question 2

A dietetics student completes their academic requirements but fails to match to a dietetic internship. Which CDR pathway allows them to earn supervised practice hours outside a traditional internship?

Accepted Answer

Individualized Supervised Practice Pathway (ISPP)

Answer

The ISPP allows qualified individuals to complete supervised practice requirements under a preceptor outside of a traditional ACEND-accredited internship.

Question 3

Which type of state credential law is MOST restrictive, limiting both the title and the practice of nutrition services?

Accepted Answer

Licensure

Answer

Licensure is the most restrictive form of credentialing, prohibiting both the use of protected titles and the practice of defined activities without the license.

Question 4

How many ethics CPE units must an RDN complete during each 5-year recertification cycle?

Accepted Answer

At least 1 unit

Answer

CDR requires RDNs to complete a minimum of 1 CPE unit in ethics during each 5-year recertification cycle.

Question 5

Which statement about the NDTR credential is accurate?

Accepted Answer

NDTRs are credentialed by CDR and may work under the supervision of an RDN

Answer

NDTRs are credentialed by the Commission on Dietetic Registration and typically work under the supervision of an RDN in various practice settings.

(RDN) Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Practice Test

(RDN) Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Practice Test

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