Iowa State University
College of Human Sciences and College of Agriculture College of Human Sciences College of Agriculture


Celiac Disease


Information compiled by: Mary Sand MS RD LD

Reviewed by:

  • Sally Barclay MS RD LD
  • Beverlee Clearman MS RD LD
  • Jean Guest MS RD LMNT

This program is offered via Iowa State University's Dietetics Academy, an accredited program provider for Iowa Licensure and ADA Accreditation.

Iowa License Provider #9 and CDR Accredited Provider #IO 002.

Completion of this program provides: CPEU: 4 units CPEU Level: II

This program meets PDP codes:

  • 3060 Laboratory tests
  • 5000 Medical Nutrition Therapy
  • 5110 Allergies, sensitivities
  • 5220 Gastrointestinal disorders
  • 5410 Client protocols, clinical guidelines

This program is certified for 3 years.

Upon completion of this program, the learner will be able to:

  • Explain the pathophysiology of celiac disease.
  • Identify grains that induce celiac symptoms in sensitive individuals.
  • Describe how celiac disease is diagnosed.
  • Recommend appropriate nutritional treatments for patients with celiac disease.
  • Assist patients with identifying and avoiding gluten sources.

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