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Introduced reforms emphasizing on “Learning by doing”

Harvard University

Harvard University 1871 was followed by?

The university of Pennsylvania, The university of Michigan

Has the best contribution in history of American Medical Education

John Hopkins School of Medicine

How many years did John Hopkins provide in the instruction in the basic science and mandatory work?

Two

During Late 1870s, (1), (2) and their students was first to apply clinical pathology to medical diagnosis.

William H. Welch, Michelle Prudden

In this year (1), he’s a clinical professor (2) at (3) who introduced and used the microscope and blood counting machine in the hospital based laboratory.

1880, Dr William Osler, University of Pennsylvania

During this year, (1) with (2), (3), built a laboratory at the University Hospital in (4) and University in (5)

1887, Dr. Douglas, Dr. Osler, Dr. George Dock, Philadelphia, Ann Arbor

Who mandated that all patients should undergo routine laboratory examinations

Dr. Douglas with Dr. Osler and Dr. George Dock

Who opened the first clinical laboratory

John Hopkins Hospital

When was the first clinical laboratory opened

1896

Under the history of Medical Technology in the US When was The Insurance Act approved?

1911

This is formally approved laboratoy science as the basis of diagnosing diaease.

The insurance act

During (1), (2) required all hospitals and institutions to have an adequate laboratory facility and full-time technician.

1915, State Legislature of Pennsylvania

The year when standard 2 year curriculum with 1 year actual training was established.

1940

What Bachelor degree was approved during 1940

Bachelor’s degree in Science

During the Spanish era, (1) offered medicine but education was lagging behind because Spanish viewed medical practices as (2)

UST, Materialistic and Impious Studies

They (1), through documentations and studies noted that the public health status of the country (2) and the threat of (3) were prevalent and alarming.

Americans, Mosquito-borne diseases, Water-borne diseases

They study disease occurrence in the country (Philippines)

Philippine Tropical Disease Board

Who was the first to introduce medical technology in the Philippines?

26th Medical Infantry of the 6th US Army

The first clinical laboratory in the Philippines

Manila Public Health Laboratory

The ‘Location’ of the first Clinical Laboratory in the Philippines

208 Quiricada Street, Sta. Cruz, Manila

During this time (?), Manila Public Health Laboratory offered one year training to high school graduates.

February of 1944

During this time (1) , the US army left endorsing the laboratory to the (2)

June 1944, National Department of Health

When was the Manila Public Health Hospital formally reorganized?

October 1945

Who formally reorganized Manila Public Health Laboratory (1) and who assisted (2)

Dr. Pio de Roda, Dr. Mariano Icasiano

Under the history of Medical Technology in the Philippines When (1) did the laboratory training program started offering certificate and a six-month syllabus prepared by (2)

1954, Dr. Prudencia Sta. Ana

Who approved the four-year course in BSMT in the Philippines?

Bureau of Private Education

When was the first school of Medical Technology in the Philippines opened?

1954

The first school of MT in the Philippines was opened by the (1) under the leadership of (2) and absorbed by (3?)

Manila Sanitarium Hospital, Mrs. Willa Hendrick, Philippine Union College

Philippine Union College was renamed?

Adventist University of the Philippines

Who is the first graduate of the PUC (1), what year (2), and what is his profession now? (3)

Jesse Umali, 1956, OB-Gynecologist

Who offered Medical Technology in UST as an elective subject (1) and in what course was it offered? (2)

Dr. Antonio Gabriel and Dr. Gustavo Reyes, B.S. Pharmacy

Who deicded to offer Medical Technology ad a course?

Rev., Fr. Lorenzo Rodriguez

When was temporary permit issued by the DOH, for first to third year students

June 17, 1957

When was the permit for the first internship program issued?

June 1960

When was Medical Technology recognized as an official program in UST?

June 14, 1961

When did Centro Escolar University—Carmen de Luna adapted MTLB?

1960

When did Far Eastern University adapted MTLB?

1961

The University of the Philippines offer (?) similar to BSMT/BSMLS

BS Public Health

What school followed in offering the course of BSMT in 1960

Centro Escolar University-Carmen de Luna

What school followed in offering the course of BSMT in 1961

Far Eastern University

Who offered MSMT in the Philippines?

University of Santo Tomas, Philippine Women’s University

What are the five hallmark of Medical Technology Professional Practices

Pertinent Law, Labor Law, Civil Law of the Philippines, Criminal Law, Constitution of the Philippines

It includes the existing laws of the land that mandate professional practice of medical technology.

Pertinent Law

It considers the existence of employee-employer relationship.

Labor Law

It mandates the contracts and obligations attached to a medical technology professional practice.

Civil Law of the Philippines

It mandates the offense committed by the medical technologist that can never be denied with due process and equal protection.

Criminal Law

It mandates the Bill of Rights as a Filipino citizen.

Constitution of the Philippines

Rule/Book/Title/Article under Labor Law of the Philippines

Rule II: Employment and Promotion, Rule V: Private Employment Agencies, Book III: Conditions of Employment

Rule/Book/Title/Article under Revised Penal Code of the Philippines

Book I: Title I - Felonies and Circumstances, Title V: Civil Liability, Title XIV: Criminal Negligence

Civil Code of the Philippines

Book I: Persons, Book IV: Obligations and Contracts

Rule/Book/Title/Article under Constitution of the Philippines

Article III: Bill of Rights

This term has a definition of “In the world of professional practice in the Philippines, a medical technologist is mandated to observe the Code of Professional Ethics of all time.”

Professional Ethics

This term has a definition of “Students of Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology should comply with the CHED Memorandum order…”

CHED Memorandum Order for Medical Technology Education Policies

This states that a student should complete three years of academic courses and internship.

CHED Memorandum Order

Professional Organizations in MedTech

Philippine Association of Schools of Medical Technology and Public Health, Philippine Association of Medical Technologists

Legal Issues and Concerns • The right to (1) the profession with (2) by a (3) • The right to (4) of being a medical technologist • The right to have just (5) • The right to have (6) and other benefits • The right to have (7) and Development • The right to have a (8) and (9)

Perform, Minimal Supervision, Registered Pathologist, Enjoy the privilege and prestige, Compensation, Hazard Pay, Continuous Professional Growth, Conducive Work Place, Good Working Conditions

As a medical technologist, one needs to present the following pieces of evidence: • (1) to compete amidst global changes and innovations • (2) to embrace the principles of the latest technology • (3) to work and consistency in making decisions and judgments • (4) to keep abreast of the latest updates in scientific research • (5) to uphold values of professional organizations

Readiness, Openness, Dedication, Drive, Willingness

Medical Terminology (Abbreviations)

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Medical Terminology (Abbreviations)

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Medical Terminology (Root Words, Prefixes, and Suffixes)

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Medical Terminology (Root Words, Prefixes, and Suffixes)

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(HES 029) Module 4

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(HES 029) Module 4 Part 2

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Timeline

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Muscular System Anatomy

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Muscular System Anatomy

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Anaphy Chap 1

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4 mnemonics

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4 mnemonics

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Endocrine System

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Endocrine System

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pmls

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pmls

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pmls 9

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Arteries of Head and Neck

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Module 8 Anaphy

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Chapter 15 Respiratory System

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Chapter 15 Respiratory System

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M#17 Quality Assurance and Quality Control

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M#17 Quality Assurance and Quality Control

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(HES 029) Module 4

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(HES 029) Module 4

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M#18 Philippine Association of Medical Technologist, INC.

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M#18 Philippine Association of Medical Technologist, INC.

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M#18 Philippine Association of Medical Technologist, INC. (Abbreviations)

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M#18 Philippine Association of Medical Technologist, INC. (Abbreviations)

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Chapter 15 Respiratory System (Part 2)

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Chapter 15 Respiratory System (Part 2)

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Chapter 16 Digestive System

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Chapter 16 Digestive System

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Module #1 Basic Medical Terminology

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Module #1 Basic Medical Terminology

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Module #2: The Clinical Laboratory

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Module #2: The Clinical Laboratory

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Module #3 Laboratory Safety and Infection

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Module #3 Laboratory Safety and Infection

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Module #4: Microorganisms in a Laboratory Setting

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Module #4: Microorganisms in a Laboratory Setting

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Module #5: Laboratory Equipment

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Module #5: Laboratory Equipment

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Compound Microscope Labeling

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Compound Microscope Labeling

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Module #11: Circulatory System

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Module #11: Circulatory System

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M#15-17

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M#20

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M#21

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P3 Q2&3

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P3 Q2&3

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The 20 common, naturally occuring Amino Acids

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The 20 common, naturally occuring Amino Acids

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Module 1: Introduction & Brief History

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Module 1: Four Major Subdivisions, Genetics as a Career, Exploring a Genetics Lab, Sorting through Jobs in Genetics

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Module 1: Four Major Subdivisions, Genetics as a Career, Exploring a Genetics Lab, Sorting through Jobs in Genetics

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Module 1: Terminologies

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Module 1: Terminologies

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Module 2: Introduction, Cell Parts

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M#2: History of Medical Technology

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M#2: History of Medical Technology

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Module 1

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Module 2

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Module 3

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Module 3

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M#4: RA 5527 - The Medical Technology Law

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M#4: RA 5527 - The Medical Technology Law

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M#5: Principles of Leadership

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M#5: Principles of Leadership

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Amino Acid Structure/Diagram

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Amino Acid Structure/Diagram

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M#5 Section and Title

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M#5 Section and Title v2

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M#4 Proteins

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Introduced reforms emphasizing on “Learning by doing”

Harvard University

Harvard University 1871 was followed by?

The university of Pennsylvania, The university of Michigan

Has the best contribution in history of American Medical Education

John Hopkins School of Medicine

How many years did John Hopkins provide in the instruction in the basic science and mandatory work?

Two

During Late 1870s, (1), (2) and their students was first to apply clinical pathology to medical diagnosis.

William H. Welch, Michelle Prudden

In this year (1), he’s a clinical professor (2) at (3) who introduced and used the microscope and blood counting machine in the hospital based laboratory.

1880, Dr William Osler, University of Pennsylvania

During this year, (1) with (2), (3), built a laboratory at the University Hospital in (4) and University in (5)

1887, Dr. Douglas, Dr. Osler, Dr. George Dock, Philadelphia, Ann Arbor

Who mandated that all patients should undergo routine laboratory examinations

Dr. Douglas with Dr. Osler and Dr. George Dock

Who opened the first clinical laboratory

John Hopkins Hospital

When was the first clinical laboratory opened

1896

Under the history of Medical Technology in the US When was The Insurance Act approved?

1911

This is formally approved laboratoy science as the basis of diagnosing diaease.

The insurance act

During (1), (2) required all hospitals and institutions to have an adequate laboratory facility and full-time technician.

1915, State Legislature of Pennsylvania

The year when standard 2 year curriculum with 1 year actual training was established.

1940

What Bachelor degree was approved during 1940

Bachelor’s degree in Science

During the Spanish era, (1) offered medicine but education was lagging behind because Spanish viewed medical practices as (2)

UST, Materialistic and Impious Studies

They (1), through documentations and studies noted that the public health status of the country (2) and the threat of (3) were prevalent and alarming.

Americans, Mosquito-borne diseases, Water-borne diseases

They study disease occurrence in the country (Philippines)

Philippine Tropical Disease Board

Who was the first to introduce medical technology in the Philippines?

26th Medical Infantry of the 6th US Army

The first clinical laboratory in the Philippines

Manila Public Health Laboratory

The ‘Location’ of the first Clinical Laboratory in the Philippines

208 Quiricada Street, Sta. Cruz, Manila

During this time (?), Manila Public Health Laboratory offered one year training to high school graduates.

February of 1944

During this time (1) , the US army left endorsing the laboratory to the (2)

June 1944, National Department of Health

When was the Manila Public Health Hospital formally reorganized?

October 1945

Who formally reorganized Manila Public Health Laboratory (1) and who assisted (2)

Dr. Pio de Roda, Dr. Mariano Icasiano

Under the history of Medical Technology in the Philippines When (1) did the laboratory training program started offering certificate and a six-month syllabus prepared by (2)

1954, Dr. Prudencia Sta. Ana

Who approved the four-year course in BSMT in the Philippines?

Bureau of Private Education

When was the first school of Medical Technology in the Philippines opened?

1954

The first school of MT in the Philippines was opened by the (1) under the leadership of (2) and absorbed by (3?)

Manila Sanitarium Hospital, Mrs. Willa Hendrick, Philippine Union College

Philippine Union College was renamed?

Adventist University of the Philippines

Who is the first graduate of the PUC (1), what year (2), and what is his profession now? (3)

Jesse Umali, 1956, OB-Gynecologist

Who offered Medical Technology in UST as an elective subject (1) and in what course was it offered? (2)

Dr. Antonio Gabriel and Dr. Gustavo Reyes, B.S. Pharmacy

Who deicded to offer Medical Technology ad a course?

Rev., Fr. Lorenzo Rodriguez

When was temporary permit issued by the DOH, for first to third year students

June 17, 1957

When was the permit for the first internship program issued?

June 1960

When was Medical Technology recognized as an official program in UST?

June 14, 1961

When did Centro Escolar University—Carmen de Luna adapted MTLB?

1960

When did Far Eastern University adapted MTLB?

1961

The University of the Philippines offer (?) similar to BSMT/BSMLS

BS Public Health

What school followed in offering the course of BSMT in 1960

Centro Escolar University-Carmen de Luna

What school followed in offering the course of BSMT in 1961

Far Eastern University

Who offered MSMT in the Philippines?

University of Santo Tomas, Philippine Women’s University

What are the five hallmark of Medical Technology Professional Practices

Pertinent Law, Labor Law, Civil Law of the Philippines, Criminal Law, Constitution of the Philippines

It includes the existing laws of the land that mandate professional practice of medical technology.

Pertinent Law

It considers the existence of employee-employer relationship.

Labor Law

It mandates the contracts and obligations attached to a medical technology professional practice.

Civil Law of the Philippines

It mandates the offense committed by the medical technologist that can never be denied with due process and equal protection.

Criminal Law

It mandates the Bill of Rights as a Filipino citizen.

Constitution of the Philippines

Rule/Book/Title/Article under Labor Law of the Philippines

Rule II: Employment and Promotion, Rule V: Private Employment Agencies, Book III: Conditions of Employment

Rule/Book/Title/Article under Revised Penal Code of the Philippines

Book I: Title I - Felonies and Circumstances, Title V: Civil Liability, Title XIV: Criminal Negligence

Civil Code of the Philippines

Book I: Persons, Book IV: Obligations and Contracts

Rule/Book/Title/Article under Constitution of the Philippines

Article III: Bill of Rights

This term has a definition of “In the world of professional practice in the Philippines, a medical technologist is mandated to observe the Code of Professional Ethics of all time.”

Professional Ethics

This term has a definition of “Students of Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology should comply with the CHED Memorandum order…”

CHED Memorandum Order for Medical Technology Education Policies

This states that a student should complete three years of academic courses and internship.

CHED Memorandum Order

Professional Organizations in MedTech

Philippine Association of Schools of Medical Technology and Public Health, Philippine Association of Medical Technologists

Perform, Minimal Supervision, Registered Pathologist, Enjoy the privilege and prestige, Compensation, Hazard Pay, Continuous Professional Growth, Conducive Work Place, Good Working Conditions

Readiness, Openness, Dedication, Drive, Willingness