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Registration Examination for Dietetic Technicians

Individuals completing academic and supervised practice requirements must successfully complete a computer-based, variable length examination. The Registration Examination for Dietetic Technicians is designed to evaluate the dietetic technician's ability to perform at entry-level. The examination content domains and topics listed below are based on the 2000 CDR Dietetics Practice Audit.

Registration Examination for Dietetic Technicians Test Specifications
Effective September 1, 2002

Content of the Examination
 		 Percent of Exam
 
I. Food and Nutrition
 		 10%
A. Principles of Food Preparation and Food Safety
B. Nutrient Composition of Food
C. Principles of Normal Nutrition
II. Nutrition Services: Community/Clinical
 		 38%
A. Basic Nutrition Screening and Assessment
B. Applied Normal Nutrition/Health Promotion/Disease Prevention
C. Medical Nutrition Therapy
III. Counseling, Education and Training
 		 7%
A. Assessment and Planning
B. Implementation and Evaluation
IV. Foodservice Systems
 		 25%
A. Menu Planning
B. Procurement and Materials Management
C. Food Production, Distribution, Service, and Facility Design
D. Safety and Sanitation
V. Management
 		 20%
A. Human Resources
B. Finance and Materials
C. Marketing Products and Services
D. Principles and Processes
E. Quality Improvement and Research