How does the 2010-2011 edition of the Review of Dietetics differ from earlier editions?

The Commission on Dietetic Registration (CDR) changed and reorganized specific content of the registration exam based on the 2005 Dietetic Practice Audit. Consequently, new content has been added throughout the Review of Dietetics and the manual has been reorganized according to the new outline provided by CDR.

The 2010-2011edition of the Review of Dietetics is now available. Virtually all of the content from the previous edition is included plus the following subjects have been added or updated:

• Carbohydrate-based fat replacers
• Fat-based fat replacers
• Dietary Reference Intakes (throughout the manual)
• Information on fluid intake
• Guidance on child feeding
• Recommended weight gains for pregnancy
• Botanicals
• Health benefits of herbs and plants
• Calorimetric testing
• Energy needs
• Nutrition care model
• Mifflin-St. Joer equation
• Irenton-Jones equation
• Laboratory test values
• Nutrition care process
• Medical nutrition therapy
• Health claims
• Diagnostic glucose values for diabetes
• Diabetes classifications
• Insulin types and action times
• Corporate structures and types
• Community nutrition programs
• Food safety temperatures

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

How long does it take to get a book?

We ship via US Mail, Priority Service. Your book should arrive within 10 days after payment is received by us.

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 exam.