Questions & Answers
How does the 2012-2013 edition differ from earlier editions?
The Commission on Dietetic Registration (CDR) reorganized the content of the exam beginning in 2012 based on the most recent practice audit. As a result, the weight (number of questions) from Domains changed and some content areas were added. While much information from previous editions remains, it was all reviewed and updated, and the following additional subjects were added:
- 2010 Dietary Guidelines for Americans
- Anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology of organ systems
- Behavior Risk Factor
Surveillance System
- Communication skills
- Counseling
- Cultural content and diversity
- Educational readiness
- Evidence-based research and practice
- Food patterns of cultural groups
- Healthy People 2020
- Informatics
- Menu labeling
- MyPlate
- Nutrition-focused physical exams
- Social networking
- Sustainability
- Vendor performance and evaluation
- Waste management
- World religions and food practices
- Website references
- Weight management
and more...
Does the manual contain test questions?
No. Our format is a comprehensive book of study notes with information to answer questions however they may be asked. If you want sample tests we recommend getting practice tests from the Commission on Dietetic Registration or online from www.Dietitianexam.com. If you purchase our printed manual there will be a coupon that gives a $100. discount on the online test questions.
How long does it take to get a book?
We ship via US Mail Priority Service. Your book should arrive within 5 days after payment is received by us.
What is the difference between the printed and eBook?
The eBook version is pdf of each page of the manual so the content is the same although the format is different. Some students and instructors have requested an eBook, and this is the first edition available in an electronic format.
How much does the book cost?
The price of Review of Dietetics remains at $150., and that price has not changed for over a decade. You pay for shipping of the printed manual and state sales tax if the book is sent to an Illinois address.
If I buy the book, will I pass the exam?
That depends on how much you already know and how much you study the contents of the manual. Those who have used the manual often thank us and tell us that the manual was a great help and that they passed the RD exam. |