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All 1099-R distributions are considered to be 'retirement distributions', even though that doesn't apply in your case. The income is taxed the same, and if there is is a taxable amount in Box 2a, this will be the taxable amount shown on your return.
Choose 'other qualified plan'. If you have a Code 7 in Box 7, enter this on Line 1, and your other code (if you have one) on Line 2.
If asked for RMD, you can enter $0. Neither the IRS or TurboTax knows what your RMD should be, or even if you're required to take one. They expect you and/or your plan administrator to handle this.
Here's more info on 1099-R for Pensions, Annuities, Retirement.
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