A.metaphase I B.anaphase I C.telophase I 18. The cells resulting from meiotic division are called: A.parent cells B.daughter cells C.autosomic cells D.dyad pairs E.homozygous cells 19. In the beginning of meiosis II, each chromosome is duplicated and attached. These chromosomes are called: A.homologous chromosomes B.tetrads C.autosomic chromosomes
In becoming a registered dietitian, a Bachelorâs degree in Nutrition, Dietetics, or food science is required. Typically, Bachelorâs degrees require four years to complete. For a registered dietitian, the degree programs do require an internship.The education course is followed by the American Dietetic Associationâs national registration exam.efore you can even apply to become state certified you must complete a bachelors degree program in nutrition (or whatever it is your school calls it: dietary nutrition, nutritionist, dietitian etc.) at a school accredited by the American Dietetic Association (ADA) or the OBD (Ohio Board of Dietetics).
The requirements for state licensure and state certification vary by state, but most include having a bachelorâs degree in food and nutrition or a related area, supervised practice, and passing an exam. Many dietitians choose to earn the Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) credential.he RDN requires dietitian nutritionists to complete a minimum of a bachelorâs degree and a Dietetic Internship Program. Students may complete both criteria at once through a Coordinated Program, or they may finish coursework requirements before applying for an internship.