RD Exam 2025/2026: Jean Inman Study
Guide Domain 2, Part 1 Correct and
Verified Answers Graded A
Question 1:
What is cultural competence?
Correct Answer: The ability to provide care to patients with diverse values, beliefs, and
behaviors, and to tailor delivery to meet social, cultural, and linguistic needs.
Question 2:
RE: Screening Tools - What does SGA stand for?
Correct Answer: Subjective Global Assessment
Question 3:
RE: Screening Tools - What does MNA stand for?
Correct Answer: Mini Nutritional Assessment
Question 4:
RE: Screening Tools - What does NSI stand for?
Correct Answer: Nutrition Screening Initiative
Question 5:
RE: Screening Tools - What does GNRI stand for?
Correct Answer: Geriatric Nutritional Risk Index
Question 6:
RE: Screening Tools - What does MST stand for?
Correct Answer: Malnutrition Screening Tool
Question 7:
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RE: Screening Tools - What does NRS stand for?
Correct Answer: Nutrition Risk Screening
Question 8:
RE: Screening Tools - What does MUST stand for?
Correct Answer: Malnutrition Universal Screening Tool
Question 9:
T/F: When a patient conducts a 24-hour recall, underreporting and overreporting are
concerns.
Correct Answer: True
Question 10:
T/F: The Hamwi formula estimates desirable body weight.
Correct Answer: True
Question 11:
RE: Hamwi Formula; medium frame
Females: 100# for the first ____ feet + ____# for each additional [inch/foot].
Males: 106# for the first ___ feet + ____# for each additional [inch/foot]
a) inch
b) foot
Correct Answer: a) inch (Females: 5, 5, inch. Males: 5, 6, inch.)
Question 12:
RE: Hamwi Formula; small frame; both Men and Women - use medium frame formula [-/+]
10%
a) - 10%
b) + 10%
Correct Answer: a) - 10% (subtract 10%)
Question 13:
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RE: Hamwi Formula; large frame; both Men and Women - use medium frame formula [-/+]
10%
a) - 10%
b) + 10%
Correct Answer: b) + 10% (add 10%)
Question 14:
RE: Hamwi Formula; Amputations; both Men and Women
entire leg: ____%
lower leg with foot: ____%
entire arm: ____%
forearm with hand: ____%
Correct Answer: entire leg: 16%, lower leg with foot: 6%, entire arm: 5%, forearm with
hand: 2.3% (Adjusted IBW: (100-% amputation)/100 x IBW for original height).
Question 15:
RE: Hamwi Formula; Spinal Cord Injury; both Men and Women
Correct Answer: Quadriplegic: subtract by 10-15% of table weight. Paraplegic: subtract 5-
10% of table weight.
Question 16:
What is the BMI of a healthy adult?
Correct Answer: 18.5-24.9
Question 17:
In regards to physical findings, what does WHR stand for?
a) waist to hip ratio
b) working heart Rate
c) western hemisphere reserve
Correct Answer: a) waist to hip ratio
Question 18:
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What does WHR differentiate between? (choose the best)
a) waist vs hip sizes to determine health risks
b) android and gynoid obesity
Correct Answer: b) android and gynoid obesity
Question 19:
A WHR of ______ in men, ____ in women is indicative of obesity and an increased risk for -
diseases such as HTN, DM.
Correct Answer: 1.0+, 0.8+, obesity-related
Question 20:
RE: Serum Albumin - levels ABOVE normal range likely d/t
[dehydration/rehydration/malnutrition]
a) dehydration
b) rehydration
c) malnutrition
Correct Answer: a) dehydration
Question 21:
What is the normal range of creatinine for males and females?
Correct Answer: Males: 0.6-1.2 mg/dl, Females: 0.5-1.1 mg/dl
Question 22:
What is a normal range of BUN?
Correct Answer: 10-20 mg/dl
Question 23:
What is the normal range of a BUN to Creatinine ratio?
Correct Answer: 10-15:1
Question 24:
Regarding lab values: what does TLC stand for and what does it measure?
a) tender love and care, # of heart beats/min