DATES AND NAMES TO REMEMBER Flashcards
described materials as composed of ultimate particles utilized in all fields of radiology
DEMOCRITUS
explained the reaction of solids when placed in liquids applied in MRI machines and therapeutic procedures such as lithotripsy
ARCHIMEDES
discovered some effects of electricity and are utilized in all fields of radiology
THALES
the 3 specific aspects of physical science that helped pave he way to the discovery of x-rays
ELECTRICITY, VACUUMS & IMAGE-RECORDING MATERIALS
one of the first men to extensively study electricity and magnetism
WILLIAM GILBERT OF ENGLAND
he built and improved the static generator
ISAAC NEWTON
he distinguished 2 different kinds of electricity using glass, silk & paper
CHARLES DUFAY
made a significant improvement in the electroscope which is a vessel for discharging electricity under vacuum conditons
ABBE JEAN ANTOINE NOLLET
demonstrated current of electricity by transmitting electricity from Leyden jar through wires and vacuum tube
WILLIAM WATSON
he noticed the coloration and difference in color of partially evacuated tubes
WILLIAM MORGAN
on 1831, he introduced an electric current by moving a magnet in and out of a coil
MICHAEL FARADAY
made a significant improvement on induction coils
H.D. RUHMKORFF
conducted several experiments with cathode rays
JOHANN WILHEL HITTORF
he further studied on cathode rays
WILLIAM CROOKES
he further investigated on the cathode rays
PHILIPP LENARD
produced the first recognized vacuum which is the barometer (1643)
EVANGELISTA TORICELLI
invented air pump that was capable of removing air from vessel/tube (1646)
OTTO VAN GUERICKE
the first photographic copy of written material was produced on 1727 by
J.H. SCHOLTZ
on 1871, he produced a film with gelatin silver bromide emulsion
R.L. MADDOX
he produced and patented film with roll-paper film on 1884
GEORGE EASTMAN
the one who discovered x-rays
WILHELM CONRAD ROENTGEN
first school that offered Radiologic Technology course
FAMILY CLINIC & HOSPITAL
the first principal of the RT class
NORBERTO A. PALOMO
the first students of the RT course
LUIS IBARRA & GREGORIO DIZON
year when the RT course offered in the first school
1969
the 2-years RT program was upgraded to 3-years Associate in RT program (ART)
1973
year when enrollment for RT increased an more schools of x-ray technology opened
1980
year when the 4-years baccalaureate program, Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Technology was offered
1985
date when policies and standards for BSRT education was implemented by virtue of DECS Order No. 20, s. 1989
MARCH 7, 1989
who signed the policies and standards for BSRT education
SEC. LOURDES R. QUISUMBING
date when RA 7431 or the RT Act of 1992 was signed into law and RT is formally recognized as a profession
APRIL 22, 1992
who signed the RT Act of 1992
FORMER PRESIDENT CORAZON C. AQUINO
an SLU-XRT alumna who worked for the RT Act of 1992
CASIMIRO R. PASAY-AN
he sponsored the the RT Act of 1992
CONGRESSMAN HONORATO AQUINO
the chairman of the Board of RT which was created on 1992
FORTUNATO C. GABON JR.
year wherein national licensure exam for BSRT and ART were scheduled twice a year, June and November
1992
date when the first national licensure exam was conducted
JUNE 1993
the first topnotchers of BSRT and ART courses
MARIA CARMELA BELLA VECINA (BSRT) & ANDREW P. MALIA (ART)
date when the first oath-taking ceremony for successful examinees was held at the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC)
NOVEMBER 22, 1993
date when the first fully computerized national licensure examinations was Conducted
DECEMBER 27, 1993
date when the results for the first computerized national licensure exam was released
APRIL 9, 1999
date when the revised Policies and Standards for RT Education was implemented by virtue of CHED order no. 19, series of 1995
JUNE 5, 1995
date when the last revision for the Policies and Standards for RT education was done which was implemented by virtue of CHED order no. 06, series of 2001
JANUARY 24, 2001
he demonstrated the idea of EMR and stated that visible light has both electric and magnetic properties
JAMES CLARK MAXWELL
