CISSN Certified Sports Nutritionist Exam Practice Test
The Certified Sports Nutritionist (CISSN) credential, administered by the International Society of Sports Nutrition (ISSN), is the premier certification for professionals dedicated to applying evidence-based nutrition science to enhance athletic performance, recovery, and body composition. This rigorous examination validates a practitioner's comprehensive knowledge across the full spectrum of sports nutrition, from the biochemistry of macronutrient metabolism to the practical application of nutritional assessment and counseling strategies. Earning the CISSN signifies a commitment to scientific rigor, ethical practice, and the highest standards of professional competency. It distinguishes certified individuals in a competitive field, demonstrating to employers, clients, and colleagues a mastery of complex topics such as supplement efficacy and safety, periodized nutrition for endurance and strength athletes, and advanced weight management techniques. The certification is built upon the ISSN's foundation of peer-reviewed research, ensuring its content reflects the most current and scientifically validated principles in the dynamic field of sports nutrition.
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Case 64. A 21-year-old NCAA rower, 74 kg, has two daily practices, a 3.5 GPA, and a 7-day food log with uneven weekend intake. The athlete asks why beta-alanine did not help after taking one scoop 20 minutes before a 1500 m time trial. Which explanation is best?
Case 31. A 36-year-old tactical athlete, 88 kg, has repeated field tests, drinks high-caffeine energy products, and sleeps five hours nightly. The athlete has a two-day tournament with games every three hours and limited appetite between games. Which between-game plan is most defensible?
Case 23. A 22-year-old basketball forward, 96 kg, is in preseason, has a new strength coach, and wants to add lean mass without losing speed. The athlete plans to drink as much plain water as possible during a cool marathon because a friend collapsed from dehydration. What risk should be emphasized?
Case 1. A 21-year-old NCAA rower, 74 kg, has two daily practices, a 3.5 GPA, and a 7-day food log with uneven weekend intake. The athlete reports heavy legs in afternoon intervals after a low-carbohydrate breakfast and only 2 g/kg carbohydrate the day before. Which adjustment best matches ISSN-style fueling for repeated high-intensity work?
Case 94. A 36-year-old tactical athlete, 88 kg, has repeated field tests, drinks high-caffeine energy products, and sleeps five hours nightly. The athlete asks whether a ketogenic supplement drink will provide the same adaptation as a ketogenic diet before a criterium race. Which answer is most accurate?