History of Med Tech - In the US

Question 1

Uni College at Cambridge

Answer 1

1858, part–time clinicians to teachers

Question 2

1871

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Harvard University - learning by doing, followed by UPENN and Uni of Michigan

Question 3

1876

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John Hopkins School of Medicine -> 2 years of instruction

Question 4

1870-1893

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Dr. William H. Welch, first to apply pathology to medical diagnosis

Question 5

1880

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Dr. William Osler, Father of Modern Medicine, microscope and blood counting machine

Question 6

Dr. Silas Douglas

Answer 6

First Lab at Uni of Michigan, first to give lab instructions

Question 7

1887

Answer 7

University Hospital in Philadelphia by Douglas, Osler, and George Dock. Osler all patients lab exam

Question 8

John Burdon-Sanderson

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1887 lab methods elucidates/explains pathological problems

Question 9

1896

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John Hopkins first clinical lab by Osler.

Question 10

1900

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100 male technician

Question 11

1920

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3,500 male technicians

Question 12

1922

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3,035 hospital had clinical labs

Question 13

“Manual of Chemical Diagnosis”

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1908, Dr. James C. Todd, standard reference

Question 14

“Clinical Diagnosis by Lab Methods”

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1908, Dr. Arthur Stanford, edited by Davidson and Henry

Question 15

1911

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National Insurance Act, basis of diagnosing diseases

Question 16

WW1

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19114-1918, growth of clinical labs

Question 17

1915

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State Legislature of Pennsylvania, required lab with technicians

Question 18

1940

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2-year curriculum + 1 year actual traning

Question 19

1950

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Bachelor of science degree