Converse of object

• accredit: Jane Griffin, consultant nutritionist and accredited sports dietitian, takes a hard look at the truth behind the myths.

• register: For more specific advice ask your doctor to refer you to a state registered dietitian.

• see: Women who gain excessive weight during pregnancy should see a dietitian.

• become: Did your experience of an eating disorder make you want to become a dietitian in the first place?

• contact: You can contact a dietitian through your local hospital or GP surgery.

• include: Other team members may include the dietitian, social worker, psychologist and surgical ward staff.

Preposition: for

• advice: We would advise all people with diabetes to consult their doctor or registered dietitian for advice or visit Diabetes UK for further information.

Adjective modifier

• state-registered: The best way for you to work out what is right for you is to talk to a state-registered dietitian.

• pediatric: Pediatric dietitian, Dave Swain, has some words of advice.

• registered: You can contact a registered dietitian through your local hospital or GP surgery.

• qualified: So would I be able to get a paid job as a qualified dietitian after this?

• senior: I get the impression that I could proclaim myself a senior dietitian then?

• local: For further advice ask your Christie doctor or GP to refer you to your local dietitian.

Modifies a noun

• dont: Its just a pity that more dietitians dont do something!

Noun used with modifier

• sport: The professional support of a sports dietitian can help determine what supplement suits best.

• specialist: Diabetes specialist dietitians are ideally placed to deliver dietary information to people with type 2 diabetes ( BDA, 1999 ).

• community: Community dietitians are now employed within 3 Sure Start Centers.

• student: The department has an ongoing program with UK Universities providing training to student dietitians.

• freelance: Norma McGough, freelance dietitian, replies: I quite agree that wellbeing is pivotal to care.

• NHS: Battersea Healthy Living Initiative and local NHS dietitians are offering a new course to Battersea residents who need to lose weight.