Post-test learner assessment for "Beyond FODMAPs: Personalized strategies for long-term IBS management" Presented by Dietitian Connection on March 25, 2026

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* 1. According to the webinar, which of the following is identified as a limitation of the low FODMAP diet for long-term use?

It consistently improves microbiota diversity across all studies

It may reinforce food-symptom fear and hypervigilance

It eliminates the need for behavioural interventions

It requires no additional time for meal preparation

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* 2. Which of the following were listed as contraindications or situations where a low FODMAP diet may not be appropriate? Select all that apply.

Food insecurity

Eating disorders or disordered eating

Limited cooking ability

High FODMAP intake

Strong interest in dietary modification

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* 3. True or false: The brain-gut axis involves bidirectional communication where the brain and intestines communicate through nerves and chemical signals.

True

False

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* 4. What is a key mechanism of gut-directed hypnotherapy (GDH) in IBS management?

Enhancing parasympathetic activation and reducing visceral hypersensitivity

Increasing dietary fibre intake to improve stool consistency

Eliminating all high FODMAP foods permanently

Increasing gastric acid secretion to improve digestion

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