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RA 5527

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The Philippine Medical Technology Act of 1969

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RA 5527 Date Approval

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June 21, 1969

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RA5527 Significance

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Dignifies the profession of Medical Technology

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RA 4688

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The Clinical Laboratory Law of 1966

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RA 4688 Date of approval

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June 18, 1966

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RA 4688 Significance

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Regulates the Clinical laboratories In the Philippines

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RA 1517

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The Blood Banking law of 1956

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RA 1517 Date of Approval

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June 16, 1956

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RA 1517 Significance

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is the first law concerning one of the practices of medical technology in the Philippines since the Science was introduced at the end of World War II

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RA 7719

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The National Blood Service act of 1994

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RA 7719 Date of Approval

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May 5, 1994

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RA 7719 Significance

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Mainly focuses on the prevention of acquisition of blood transmissible diseases

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RA 8504

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The Philippine AIDS Prevention and Control of 1998

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RA 8504 Date of Approval

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February 13, 1998

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RA 8504 Significance

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helps control the alarming rate of HIV/AIDS infection in the Philippines

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RA 9165

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Comprehensive Dangerous Drug Act of 2002

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RA 9165 Date of Approval

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January 13, 2003

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RA 9165 Significance

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It regulates existing drug testing laboratories in the Philippines with emphasis on their function and licensing requirements

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RA 9288

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Newborn SCREENING Act of 2004

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RA 9288 Date of Approval

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April 7, 2004

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RA 9288 Significance

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Focuses on the implementation of laboratory test towards the general health of newborns

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RA 8981

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PRC Moderation Act of 2000

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RA 8981 approval date

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December5, 2000

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RA 8981 Significance

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Discusses the vital role of PRC as an agency that addresses the major concerns of all existing local professionals

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RA 7170

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Organ Donation Act of 1991

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RA 7170 Approval Date

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January 7, 1991

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RA 7170 Significance

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Act that authorizes the legacy of donation of all parts of the human body after death for specified purposes

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Classification
According to function

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-Clinical Pathology
- Anatomic Pathology
-Forensics Pathology

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A Medical specialty that deals with microscopic and gross examination of body fluids to identify abnormalities in the body

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Clinical Pathology

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A medical specialty that is concerned with the diagnosis of disease based on the gross, microscopic, and molecular examination of organs, tissue, and whole bodies

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Anatomic Pathology

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Specialized field in medicine which deals with determining the cause of death and other legally relevant information from the bodies of person who died in non-medical or potentially criminal circumstances

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Forensic Pathology

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Classification
according to Institutional Character

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-Institution-Based
- Free-Standing

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Classification
According to Service Capability

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-Primary
- Secondary
-Tertiary

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Minimum space required- 10 sq.m , Routine hematology, routine urinalysis, routine fecalysis, blood typing, quantitative platelet determination

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Primary

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Primary la. Exam, routine chemistry, blood typing and crossmatching(HB)

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Secondary

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60 sq.m- secondary lab exam, special chemistry, special hematology, immunology/serology, microbiology

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Tertiary

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Retain ultimate responsibility in achieving goals

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Hospital Administrator

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-Refers to the facility subdivided into different sections where common diagnostic procedures are done by specialized health professionals
- A Laboratory where tests are done on clinical specimen in order to get information about health of a patient, as pertaining to the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of diseases

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Clinical Laboratory

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-Directs and manages all lab operations and ensures quality patient care
-Interprets test results, with consulting pathologist
-Has ultimate responsibility for all laboratory operations

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Laboratory Director

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  • A licensed physician specially trained in laboratory medicine, during hospital practice known as residency training
  • The training covers gross and microscopic examination and analysis of tissue, secretion, excretions of human body in order to diagnose disease, determine the effectivity of treatment and establish the cause of death by means of research
    -After training, he is required to take a practical and written specialty examination to be conducted by the Philippine Board of Pathology
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Pathologist

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Assist Med.Tec in performance of different laboratory assays

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Laboratory Technicians/ Med.Lab. Technician

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Cleans and maintains laboratory glassware and/ or instruments.

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Laboratory Aide

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Individual who actually perform the laboratory analyses

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Medical Technologist

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-They create and maintain an environment for laboratory professionals to function efficiently
-They plan, organize, direct, and control jobs

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Chief Medical Technologist