Education System Flashcards

1
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When was CHED created?

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May 18, 1994

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2
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the Higher Education Act of 1994

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RA 7722

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3
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RA 7722

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the Higher Education Act of 1994

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4
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Tertiary education (Universities/Colleges) Undergraduate Level

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Commission on Higher Education (CHED)

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5
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For basic Education

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Department of Education (DepEd)

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6
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for Technical-vocational and middle-level education

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Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA)

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7
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Policies, Standards and Guidelines for the Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology/ in Medical Laboratory Science (BSMT/MLS) Program

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CMO #13, series of 2017

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8
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It is an organizational structure (Theory) that arranges content around certain activities that lead to demonstrable proficiency of a specific skill, Knowledge, or behavior.

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OBE- Outcomes-based education

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9
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Learning model that is non-prescriptive.

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OBE- Outcomes-based education

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10
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What does the learner need to do to demonstrate mastery of a particular skill, knowledge, or behavior. Putting student needs a priority of the learning process

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Student-centered

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Learning objectives are spelled out ahead of time. Learners know what’s expected of them and can adjust their focus and questions more appropriately

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Clarity

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must be flexible enough to adjust to a learner’s strengths and weaknesses. This will provide enough time for learners to attain fluency or proficiency

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Flexibility

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13
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All private higher education institutions(PHEls) intending to offer BSMT/MLS must first secure proper authority from CHED in accordance with this PSG.

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Article Il-AUTHORITY TO OPERATE
Sec. 2- Government Recognition

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14
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All PHEIs with existing BSMT/MLS program are required to shift to an outcomes-based approach based on this PSG.

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Article Il-AUTHORITY TO OPERATE
Sec. 2- Government Recognition

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15
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Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology/ Bachelor of Science in Medical Laboratory Science

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Article IV- PROGRAM SPECIFICATIONS
Sec. 5. Program Description
• 5.1- Degree Name

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16
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4-year program consisting of general education and professional courses

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Article IV- PROGRAM SPECIFICATIONS
Sec. 5. Program Description
5.2 - Nature of Field of Study

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17
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• The 4th year level is the internship program of one(1) year in a CHED accredited training Laboratory with rotational duties in different sections
• Clinical Chemistry, Hematology, Microbiology, Immunohematology (Blood Banking), Immunology and Serology, Urinalysis and other Body Fluids (Clinical Microscopy), Parasitology, Histopathologic/ Cytologic technique and other emergent technologies.

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Article IV- PROGRAM SPECIFICATIONS
Sec. 5. Program Description
5.2 - Nature of Field of Study

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18
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• Develop knowledge, skills, professional attitude, and values in the performance of Clinical laboratory procedures needed to help the physician in the proper diagnosis, treatment, prognosis, and prevention of diseases.

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Article IV- PROGRAM SPECIFICATIONS
Sec. 5. Program Description
5.3 Program Goals

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• Acquire critical thinking skills
• Engage in research and community-related activities
• Participate in activities related to promoting the profession and actively engage in life-long learning undertakings
• Develop collaborative and leadership qualities

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Article IV- PROGRAM SPECIFICATIONS
Sec. 5. Program Description
5.3 Program Goals

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20
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• Licensed Medical Technologists/ Medical Laboratory Scientist
• Diagnostic Molecular Scientists
• Research Scientists
• Educators
• Diagnostic Product Specialist
• Public Health Practitioners
• Healthcare Leaders

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Article IV- PROGRAM SPECIFICATIONS
Sec. 5. Program Description
5.4 Specific Professions/Careers/Occupation for
Graduates

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21
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• Public Health/Epidemiology
• Veterinary Laboratory Science
• Molecular Biology/Biology
• Nuclear Science
• Forensic Science
• Health Administration/Management
• Food and Industrial Microbiology

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Article IV- PROGRAM SPECIFICATIONS
Sec. 5. Program Description
5.5 Allied Medical Fields

22
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Understanding the Self, Readings in Philippine History, The Cotemporary World, Mathematics in the Modern World, Purposive Communication, Art Appreciation, Science, Technology and Society, Ethics (3 units)

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Article V- CURRICULUM
Sec. 9 Minimum Curriculum
• General Education Core Courses

23
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General Education Elective Courses - Optional

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GE 1, GE 2, GE 3 (3 units)

24
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General Education Mandated Course - required

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The life and works of Jose Rizal (3 units)

25
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Physical Education Courses

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PE 1-4 (2 units)

26
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Sec. 9
• NSTP Courses

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NSTP 1&2 (3 units)

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Core Courses - General Education Course

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• Inorganic and Organic Chemistry- 4 units
• Analytical Chemistry- 4 units
• Biochemistry for Med Lab Science- 5 units
• Human Anatomy and Physiology with
Pathophysiology- 4 units
• Principles and Strategies of Teaching Med Lab
Science- 2 units
• Biostatistics and Epidemiology- 3 units
• Health Information System for Med Lab science- 2
Units

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Professional Courses

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• PMLS 1 and 2 -3 units
• Community and Public Health for Med Lab Science-
4 units
• Human Histology- 2 units
• Molecular Biology and Diagnostics-3 units
• MT laws and Bioethics-3 units
• Cytogenetics-2 units
• Clinical Chemistry 1 and 2- 5 units each
• Clinical Bacteriology-5 units
• Clinical Parasitology-3 units
• Hematology 1 and 2- 4 and 3 units
• Histopathologic and Cytologic techniques-3 units
• Laboratory Management- 2 units
• Immunology and Serology- 4 units
• Immunohematology- 4 units
• Analysis of Urine and Body fluids- 3 units
• Mycology and Virology- 2 units
• Seminar 1 and 2- 1 unit each

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Research Courses

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• Intro Med lab Science research-2 units
• Research Paper writing and presentation- 3 units

30
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Clinical Internship Courses

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• Clinical Internship 1&2- 12 units each
• MT Assessment Program 1&2- 2 units each

31
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The intern shall render ____ clinical laboratory duty hours per week

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32

32
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total hours per year that the intern shall render clinical laboratory duty

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1,664 hours/year

33
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The regular daily duty will be determined by the training officer and approved by the ________

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Chief of the Laboratory

34
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Interns shall be allowed one day off/week and another day for MT assessment program and seminar in their respective HEI.

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True

35
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Clinical Internship Program

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• Clinical Chemistry
• AUBF and Parasitology
• Microbiology
• Hematology
• Blood Banking
• Histopathologic and Cytologic Technique
• Immunology and Serology
• Lab Management and Phlebotomy

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Sec. 6 Program/Learning outcomes

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• Demonstrate technical competence in the performance of clinical laboratory test in aid of diagnosis, treatment, and management of diseases.
• Demonstrate analytical and critical thinking skills in the workplace
• Engage in collection, analysis, and projection of health information for improving the health care management system
• Demonstrate inter-personal skills, leadership qualities, and ethical practice of profession
• Apply research skills in relevant areas of BSMT/MLS practice
• Participate in community-oriented activities
• Engage in life-long learning activities
• Demonstrate effective teaching and communication skills

37
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Examination/ MTLE (PRC)

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RA 5527. section 15

38
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Board exams are held at ____, ___, and ____

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Manila, Cebu and Davao

39
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Board exams are held during the months of either ______ and _____

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August or September and February or March

40
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Schedule of examination shall be publish in 3 newspapers of national circulation ____ days prior to the date of examination

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30 days

41
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Qualification for Examination

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RA 5527, section 16

42
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Scope of Examination

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RA 5527, section 17

43
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The examination questions shall cover the following subjects with their respective relative weights:

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• Clinical Chemistry - 20%
• Microbiology & Parasitology - 20%
• Clinical Microscopy - 10%
• Hematology - 20%
• Blood banking & Serology - 20%
• Histopathology & Cytotechnology/ MT laws/ Code of Ethics - 10%

44
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Schedule of subjects shall be submitted by the Board to the PRC and shall be published ____days before the exam

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30 days

45
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Report of Rating

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RA 5527, section 18

46
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Results are released ___ days after the examination

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120

47
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Rating in the Examination

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RA 5527, section 19

48
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In order to pass the examination, a candidate must obtain;
• A general average of at least ___ in the written test

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75%

49
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With no rating below __ in any of the major subjects

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50%

50
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And has not failed in at least ___ of the subjects computed according to their relative weights.

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60%

51
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No further examinations will be given to applicants who has not qualified after _____ examinations, unless and until he shall have completed 12 months refresher course

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three (3)

52
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Oath taking

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RA 5527, section 20