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STEP Study

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1. The joint Commission mandates that nutrition screening within ………. hours of admission to an acute care centre.

a) 20 hours

b) 15 hours

c) 24 hours

d) 48 hours

2. Portion size calculation is not an essential part for preparation of a particular diet chart of an individual.

a) True

b) False

3. Which is important for nutritional assessment?

a) Diet history

b) Medical history

c) BMI

d) All of the above

4. Stamp is the nutritional tool for_______

a) Children

b) Adult

c) Young adult

d) All of the above

5. RDA of different minerals & vitamins according to ICMR should not be kept in knowledge while planning a diet chart.

a) True

b) False

6. For an adult clinic-based patient the following anthropometric measurements are taken:

a) BMI

b) Waist -hip ratio

c) Both the above

d) None of the above

7. Calculation of percentile is essential for planning diet chart for paediatric individual.

a) True

b) False

8. What is the Estimated Average Requirement of energy (According to EAR, 2023) for 7 to 9 years of children?

a) 64 kcal/kg/day

b) 70 kcal/kg/day

c) 67 kcal/kg/day

d) 72 kcal/kg/day

9. A 65 years female come to your clinic with different problems like High BP , Diabetes & Hyperlipidemia . Her height is 157cm. & weight is 65kg. What should be the energy requirement of this patient per day ?

a) 1600 kcal/day

b) 1500 kcal/day

c) 1400 kcal/day

d) 1300 kcal/day

10. A 57 years old man is suffering from diabetes &CKD. He has grade 3 CKD. His height is 167cm. & body weight is 65 kg. What will be the dietary protein intake /day suitable for him?

a) 25.2gm/day

b) 30.5 gm/day

c) 40.2 gm/day

d) 50.3 gm/day

11. In your own clinical experience, how much average HbA1C reduction do you see with Sitagliptin?

a) ≤ 0.5 %

b) 0.5 - ≤ 1 %

c) > 1 - ≤ 2 %

d) > 2 %

12. Do you feel Sitagliptin is the best studied gliptin as regard to Cardio safety data in T2DM patients?

a) Yes

b) No

13. In your opinion, what would be an ideal patient who is to be started on Sitagliptin?

a) Increased Hypoglycemia Risk

b) Glycemic Variability

c) Borderline BMI

d) All of the above

14. In your clinical practice how frequently do you see patients with high HbA1C levels who require the combination of Sitagliptin + Metformin?

a) <10 % patients per day

b) 10 – <20% patients per day

c) 20 – 30% patients per day

d) >30% patients per day

15. Is the use of FDC of DPP4i + Metformin safer than sequential addition of DPP4i to Metformin Therapy?

a) Yes

b) No

16. Which are clinical features of Sitagliptin do you consider more beneficial compared to other DPP4 inhibitors?

a) Better HbA1c reduction

b) Once daily dose

c) CV safety study

d) Approved globally

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A To Z Exit Exam MCQ

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1. The joint Commission mandates that nutrition screening within ………. hours of admission to an acute care centre.

a) 20 hours

b) 15 hours

c) 24 hours

d) 48 hours

2. Portion size calculation is not an essential part for preparation of a particular diet chart of an individual.

a) True

b) False

3. Which is important for nutritional assessment?

a) Diet history

b) Medical history

c) BMI

d) All of the above

4. Stamp is the nutritional tool for_______

a) Children

b) Adult

c) Young adult

d) All of the above

5. RDA of different minerals & vitamins according to ICMR should not be kept in knowledge while planning a diet chart.

a) True

b) False

6. For an adult clinic-based patient the following anthropometric measurements are taken:

a) BMI

b) Waist -hip ratio

c) Both the above

d) None of the above

7. Calculation of percentile is essential for planning diet chart for paediatric individual.

a) True

b) False

8. What is the Estimated Average Requirement of energy (According to EAR, 2023) for 7 to 9 years of children?

a) 64 kcal/kg/day

b) 70 kcal/kg/day

c) 67 kcal/kg/day

d) 72 kcal/kg/day

a) 1600 kcal/day

b) 1500 kcal/day

c) 1400 kcal/day

d) 1300 kcal/day

10. A 57 years old man is suffering from diabetes &CKD. He has grade 3 CKD. His height is 167cm. & body weight is 65 kg. What will be the dietary protein intake /day suitable for him?

a) 25.2gm/day

b) 30.5 gm/day

c) 40.2 gm/day

d) 50.3 gm/day

bbb

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DREAM Study

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1. The joint Commission mandates that nutrition screening within ………. hours of admission to an acute care centre.

a) 20 hours

b) 15 hours

c) 24 hours

d) 48 hours

2. Portion size calculation is not an essential part for preparation of a particular diet chart of an individual.

a) True

b) False

3. Which is important for nutritional assessment?

a) Diet history

b) Medical history

c) BMI

d) All of the above

4. Stamp is the nutritional tool for_______

a) Children

b) Adult

c) Young adult

d) All of the above

5. RDA of different minerals & vitamins according to ICMR should not be kept in knowledge while planning a diet chart.

a) True

b) False

6. For an adult clinic-based patient the following anthropometric measurements are taken:

a) BMI

b) Waist -hip ratio

c) Both the above

d) None of the above

7. Calculation of percentile is essential for planning diet chart for paediatric individual.

a) True

b) False

8. What is the Estimated Average Requirement of energy (According to EAR, 2023) for 7 to 9 years of children?

a) 64 kcal/kg/day

b) 70 kcal/kg/day

c) 67 kcal/kg/day

d) 72 kcal/kg/day

a) 1600 kcal/day

b) 1500 kcal/day

c) 1400 kcal/day

d) 1300 kcal/day

10. A 57 years old man is suffering from diabetes &CKD. He has grade 3 CKD. His height is 167cm. & body weight is 65 kg. What will be the dietary protein intake /day suitable for him?

a) 25.2gm/day

b) 30.5 gm/day

c) 40.2 gm/day

d) 50.3 gm/day

11. As per your clinical experience, which gender is more prone to dyslipidemia?

a) Male

b) Female

c) Both are same

d) Can't say

12. In your opinion, which are the factors that makes Indian dyslipidemia patients different from their western counterparts ?

a) Peculiar pattern of dyslipidemia known as ‘atherogenic dyslipidemia’

b) Concomitant CV risk factors like truncal obesity, metabolic syndrome and diabetes

c) Periodic health checks are uncommon, making timely detection of dyslipidemia difficult

d) Early age of onset of CVD in Indians

e) All of the above

13. In your opinion, what tests should be carried out to rule out secondary causes of dyslipidemia?

a) Serum Creatinine

b) Fasting Glucose

c) Liver function test

d) Thyroid Stimulating Hormone

e) All of the above

14. In your opinion, which of the following are indications for initiating statin treatment?

a) Clinical ASCVD

b) LDL cholesterol ≥ 190 mg/dl

c) Age 40 to 75 years, with diabetes and LDL cholesterol 70 to 189 mg/dl

d) Age 40 to 75 years, LDL cholesterol 70 to 189 mg/dl and estimated 10 year risk of ASCVD ≥ 7.5%

e) All of the above

15. In your practice, which statin do you prefer most for primary prevention?

a) Rosuvastatin

b) Atorvastatin

c) Simvastatin

16. What is your statin of choice in terms of achieving maximum LDL-C reduction ?

a) Rosuvastatin

b) Atorvastatin

c) Simvastatin

17. Do you agree that hsCRP is an important cardiovascular risk factor, based on the results of Jupiter trial which showed good cardiovascular risk reduction in patients with high hsCRP, treated with rosuvastatin ?

a) Agree

b) Disagree

18. Do you agree that rosuvastatin has better effects in atherosclerosis regression than atorvastatin ?

a) Agree

b) Disagree

19. In your opinion, what are the pleiotropic effects of Rosuvastatin?

a) Anti-inflammatory effects

b) Anti-oxidant effects

c) Antiplatelet effects

d) Plaque stabilizing effects

e) Anti-proliferative effects

f) All of the above

20. What percent of patient complain of statin related side effects in your clinical practice?

a) Less than 10%

b) 10 % to 20%

c) More than 20%

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SITARAM Study

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1. The joint Commission mandates that nutrition screening within ………. hours of admission to an acute care centre.

a) 20 hours

b) 15 hours

c) 24 hours

d) 48 hours

2. Portion size calculation is not an essential part for preparation of a particular diet chart of an individual.

a) True

b) False

3. Which is important for nutritional assessment?

a) Diet history

b) Medical history

c) BMI

d) All of the above

4. Stamp is the nutritional tool for_______

a) Children

b) Adult

c) Young adult

d) All of the above

5. RDA of different minerals & vitamins according to ICMR should not be kept in knowledge while planning a diet chart.

a) True

b) False

6. For an adult clinic-based patient the following anthropometric measurements are taken:

a) BMI

b) Waist -hip ratio

c) Both the above

d) None of the above

7. Calculation of percentile is essential for planning diet chart for paediatric individual.

a) True

b) False

8. What is the Estimated Average Requirement of energy (According to EAR, 2023) for 7 to 9 years of children?

a) 64 kcal/kg/day

b) 70 kcal/kg/day

c) 67 kcal/kg/day

d) 72 kcal/kg/day

a) 1600 kcal/day

b) 1500 kcal/day

c) 1400 kcal/day

d) 1300 kcal/day

10. A 57 years old man is suffering from diabetes &CKD. He has grade 3 CKD. His height is 167cm. & body weight is 65 kg. What will be the dietary protein intake /day suitable for him?

a) 25.2gm/day

b) 30.5 gm/day

c) 40.2 gm/day

d) 50.3 gm/day

11. In your own clinical experience, how much average HbA1C reduction do you see with Sitagliptin?

a) ≤ 0.5 %

b) 0.5 - ≤ 1 %

c) > 1 - ≤ 2 %

d) > 2%

12. Do you feel Sitagliptin is the best studied gliptin as regard to Cardio safety data in T2DM patients?

a) Yes

b) No

13. In your opinion, what would be an ideal patient who is to be started on Sitagliptin?

a) Increased Hypoglycemia Risk

b) Glycemic Variability

c) Borderline BMI

d) All of the above

14. In your clinical practice how frequently do you see patients with high HbA1C levels who require the combination of Sitagliptin + Metformin?

a) <10 % patients per day

b) 10 – <20% patients per day

c) 20 – 30% patients per day

d) >30% patients per day

15. In your opinion, is the use of FDC ofDPP4i +Metformin safer than sequential addition of DPP4i to Metformin Therapy?

a) Yes

b) No

16. In your opinion, what would you look forward in newly manufactured Sitagliptin?

a) Quality equivalent to Innovator

b) Safety & Efficacy

c) Affordability

d) All of the above

17. Which are clinical features of Sitagliptin do you consider more beneficial compared to other DPP4 inhibitors?

a) Better HbA1c reduction

b) Once daily dose

c) CV safety study

d) Approved globally

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CCDE Module 10

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1.Which is the better questioning method for PwDs?

a) Open ended questions

b) Close ended questions

2. Depression is associated with higher rates of mortality in PwDs.

a) True

b) False

3.Ideal sitting position of DE during counselling of PwD is like clock position at ______.

a) 10 o’clock

b) 5 o’clock

c) 12 o’clock

d) d) 3 o’clock

4. Following are the counseling skills of DE except _________.

a) Attending

b) Listening

c) Reassurance

d) Talkative

5. When patient is anxious about disclosing self or trying new behavior, which kind of counselling skill is required?

a) Right reassurance

b) Listening

c) Attending

d) Silence

6. The following supports are vital component in the successful control of Diabetes except ______.

a) Financial support

b) Family support

c) Information support

d) Structural support

7. Patient is undergoing an emotional experience. Being a DE which counselling approach will you choose?

a) Keep silent

b) Break the silence

8. To facilitate change in patients, the DE should be competent in the following skills except _____.

a) Attending

b) Listening

c) Silence

d) Assurance

9. Following are the groups of support behaviors except ________.

a) Affective Support c

b) Financial Support

c) Non-informative Support

d) Evaluative Support

10. Seating posture of a DE during counselling should not be with cross arms & legs.

a) True

b) False

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CCDE Module 9

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1. Who should monitor the Blood Glucose regularly?

a) T1DM

b) T2DM

c)GDM

d)All of the above

2. Full form of SMBG is _________

a) Self Monitoring of Blood Glucose

b) Self Maintain of Blood Glucose

c) Strict Maintain of Blood Glucose

d) Strict Monitoring of Blood Glucose

3. Full form of CGMS is _________

a) Continuous Glucose Monitoring System

b) Continuous Glucose Monitoring Support

c) Calculating Glucose Maintaining System

d) Calculating Glucose Maintaining Support

4. Which blood is used for testing in Glucometer?

a) Venous blood

b) Capillary blood

5. Which test is the valuable indicator of treatment effectiveness?

a) FBG

b) PPBG

c) HbA1c

d) RBG

6. Following are the alternative site of blood glucose testing through glucometer except ______

a) Upper arm

b) Palm

c) Thigh

d) Buttock

7. CGM measure glucose concentration in…………………

a) Blood

b) Interstitial fluid

8. What is the target HbA1c level for PWD who doesn’t have any comorbidities………

a) ≤6.5

b) ≤8

c) ≤ 8.5

d) ≤7.5

9. Altered Hemoglobin can affect the HbA1c level.

a) True

b) False

10. Maximum duration of sensor used for Flash CGM………….

a) 7days

b) 14 days

c) 21 days

d) 28 days

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CCDE Module 8

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1. The ______ secrete insulin which is located in _______

a) Alpha cells, liver

b) Alpha cells, pancreas

c) Beta cells, liver

d) Beta cells, pancreas

2. Insulin can be given by syringe only.

a) True

b) False

3. Abdomen is the only area for insulin administration.

a) True

b) False

4. Insulin is injected in ___________

a) Subcutaneously

b) Intramuscular

c) Intravenously

d) Both b & c

5. Following are the benefits of early initiation of Insulin except _______

a) Improve both insulin sensitivity and insulin secretion

b) Protracted glycaemic remission compared to OADs

c) Short-term insulin treatment may have long-lasting effects when introduced in the early stages of T2DM

d) Unfavourable outcomes on recovery and maintenance of β-cell function

6. Duration of action for short-acting Insulin is ______

a) 3-4hrs

b) 4-7 hrs

c) 7-9 hrs

d) 3-7 hrs

7. Insulin promotes the anabolic process.

a) True

b) False

8. Rotating injection sites when administering insulin prevents which of the following complication?

a) Insulin edema

b) Insulin lipodystrophy

c) Insulin resistance

d) Systemic allergic reactions

9. Insulin is absorbed faster from which area?

a) Abdomen

b) Thigh

c) Upper arms

d) Buttock

10. In which year Insulin was discovered?

a) 1920

b) 1921

c) 1922

d) 1923

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CCDE Module 7

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1. If you have type 2 diabetes, you may be treated with _______

a) A single medicine

b) Multiple medicines

c) Oral medications and insulin

d) All the above

2. One needs to take medication lifelong in diabetes.

a) True

b) False

3. If a patient misses his medication dose, he should take twice the dose next time.

a) True

b) False

4. Following are the brand name of metformin except _______

a) Glucophage

b) Glycomet

c) Fortamet

d) Amaryl

5. Anti-diabetic medicines should be avoided during fasting.

a) True.

b) False

6. What is the target HbA1c treatment goal for PWD?

a) <7%

b) <9%

c) <5%

d) <10%

7. Which of the following antidiabetic medication does not cause weight gain…

a) Gliclazide

b) Insulin

c) Metformin

d) Glimepride

8. Which of the following drugs prevents the absorption of carbohydrates in the intestine…

a) Glipizide

b) Acarbose

c) Repaglinide

d) Rosiglitazone

9. When eGFR------------, Metformin cannot be used.

a) >60

b) 45-60

c) 30-40

d) <30

10. Route of administration of Glucagon like peptide-1 (GLP-1) agonist…

a) Oral

b) Injectable

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CCDE Module 6

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1.What is the recommended amount of exercise for PWD?

a) At least 200 minutes of activity per week.

b) At least 30 minutes of activity five days a week.

c) At least 10 to 20 minutes of activity twice a week.

d) At least 90 minutes of activity per week.

2. Pre-exercise assessment is very important to identify the risks associated with exercise and manage the risk. Possible risk includes ________

a) Low blood sugar

b) Bone injury

c) Heart attack

d) All the above

3. The benefits of exercise include _____

a) Improve insulin sensitivity

b) Lower risk of heart disease

c) Reduce stress and enhanced quality of life

d) All the above

4. What is the best way to avoid low blood glucose levels due to exercise?

a) Blood glucose monitoring

b) Extra insulin

c) Extra diabetes medication

d) All the above

5. What form of physical activity might be good for PWD if they have diabetes-related foot
problems?

a) Bicycling

b) Swimming

c) Weight lifting

d) Jogging

6. Exercise reduces exogenous insulin needs in the type 1 diabetes.

a) True

b) False

7. Pre-exercise testing is mandatory for all PWD.

a) True

b) False

8. Following are the example of aerobic exercise except _______

a) Walking

b) Swimming

c) Weight lifting

d) Running

9. PWD with retinopathy can perform strenuous exercise.

a) True

b) False

10. PWDs should use well-fitting and comfortable footwear during exercise.

a) True

b) False

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A To Z

All fields are mandatory and you have to attempt all questions. Full Marks: 80; Pass Marks : 40; Exam Time: 2 Hours.

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Part - A (Full Marks - 10x2=20)

1. The joint Commission mandates that nutrition screening within ____ hours of admission to an acute care center.

a) 20 hours

b) 15 hours

c) 24 hours

d) None of the above

2. Portion size calculation is not an essential part for preparation of a particular diet chart of an individual.

a) True

b) False

3. Which is important for nutritional assessment?

a) Diet history

b) Medical history

c) BMI

d) All of the above

4. Stamp is the nutritional tool for_______

a) Children

b) Adult

c) Young adult

d) All of the above

5. RDA of different minerals & vitamins according to ICMR should not be kept in knowledge while planning a diet chart.

a) True

b) False

6. For an adult clinic-based patient the following anthropometric measurements are taken:

a) BMI

b) Waist -hip ratio

c) Both the above

d) None of the above

7. Calculation of percentile is essential for planning diet chart for paediatric individual.

a) True

b) False

8. What is the Estimated Average Requirement of energy (According to EAR, 2023) for 7 to 9 years of children.

a) 64 kcal/kg/day

b) 70 kcal/kg/day

c) 67 kcal/kg/day

d) 72 kcal/kg/day

a) 1600 kcal/day

b) 1500 kcal/day

c) 1400 kcal/day

d) 1300 kcal/day

10. A 57 years old man is suffering from diabetes &CKD. He has grade 3 CKD. His height is 167cm. & body weight is 65 kg. What will be the dietary protein intake /day suitable for him?

a) 25.2gm/day

b) 30.5 gm/day

c) 40.2 gm/day

d) 50.3 gm/day

Part-B : (Full Marks - 60)

(Marks- 20) A 10 years old girl has admitted in the hospital with fever for 6 days with nausea & cough for2 days . Dengue NS-1 test confirms presence of dengue virus. Height of this girl is 143 cm. & weight 43 kg. According to IAP & WHO, height & weight BOTH are in the normal range .

Q.A: What is the dietary principles of this case ? (10)

Q.B: Plan a full day diet menu for her ( Need not to calculate ) ( 10)

2. (Marks - 30) Mr. Gupta aged about 62 years having height of 170 cm and weight 83 kg suffering from T2DM and HTN. He is Non Vegetarian, Alcoholic and Chain Smoker but don’t have any food allergy.

Q.A: What is the dietary principles of this case? (10)

Q.B: Plan a full day diet menu for him with the calculation. (10+ 10 = 20)

3. (Marks - 10) Mr. R a vegetarian, got admitted in the hospital with shortness of breathing along with severe Diarrhea. After admission he is diagnosed with Diabetes Mellitus , Dyselectrolytemia & Dyslipidemia. What will be the Role of clinical dietitian for this patient within 24 hour of admission? (10)

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