History of Medical Technology in Global Context Flashcards

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father of medicine

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Hippocrates

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Greek philosopher and physician

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Galen

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performed examination through tasting urine, listening to the lungs, observing the appearance of urine

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Hippocrates

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4
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concluded that appearance of blood, pus, and bubbles indicate _____

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  • kidney disorder and chronic illness
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5
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diabetes is the diarrhea of urine

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Galen

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6
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found out the connection between fluid intake and urine amount

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Galen

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7
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Time when Physicians weren’t allowed to touch patients.

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11th Century

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Mechanical Techniques and cadaver dissection were used to gain more accurate diagnosis and study the inside of the body

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18th Century

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9
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Physicians utilize more machines for diagnosis and therapeutics.

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19th Century

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10
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spirometer

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John Hutchinson

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11
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measure the lung capacity

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spirometer

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12
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sphygmomanometer

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Jules Herrison

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13
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measure the blood pressure

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sphygmomanometer

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14
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Laboratories designed for analyzing specimens were established

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Mid 1800s

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15
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Technical Laboratories issued by CDC (centers for disease control and prevention) was used for medical diagnosis

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Mid 1900s

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16
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allows the observation of cells, especially tumor cells

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electronic microscope

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17
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University of Pennsylvania’s William Pepper Laboratory of Clinic Medicine was opened to highlight the service of clinical laboratories

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1895

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18
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John Kolmer instigated the method of certifying medical technology on the national scale

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1918

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19
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published The Demand for and Trainng of Laboratory Technicians

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John Kolmer

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20
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Legislative of Pennsylvania enacted a law which requires the hospitals to have fully-equipped laboratories and hire laboratory technicians

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1918

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21
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clinical laboratories of large hospitals were directed by chief physicians

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1920

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22
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4 humors

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blood, phlegm, yellow bile, black bile

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23
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5 divisions

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clinical pathology, microbiology, radiology, serology, bacteriology

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24
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the American Society of Clinical Pathology was founded to encourage the cooperation of physicians and clinical pathologists

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1922

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25
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helped the recognition of nonphysician clinical laboratory scientists as autonomous professionals

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American Society for Clinical Laboratory Science

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26
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United States’ medical technologists sought recognition as professional from the government of their educational qualifications through licensure laws

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1950s

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27
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Spanish empire was established in Manila

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late 16th century

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28
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first hospital established by the spaniards

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hospital real

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29
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Hospital real was transfered from cebu to manila

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1565

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30
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San Lazaro Hospital was established by the Franciscans

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1578

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31
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Hospital de San Juan de Dios was built for poor spaniards

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1596

32
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Hospital de San Juan was established in Cavite

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1641

33
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university of santo tomas was founded by the dominicans

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1611

34
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UST faculty of pharmacy was established

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1871

35
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first pharmaceutical school in the Philippines

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University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Pharmacy (1871)

36
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Health care services were provided to the whole country by provincial medical officers

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1876

37
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Establishment of board of health and charity

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1883

38
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Philippine-American War

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1899 to 1902

39
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Converted the spanish military hospital to first reserve hospital

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Lt. Col. Henry Lipincott, chief surgeon of Division of the Pacific and Eighth Army Corps

40
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When did they converted the Spanish Military hospital into the First Reserve Hospital after the fall of Manila

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1898

41
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Bureau of Government Laboratories was established by the US government through the Philippine Commission under the Philippine Commission Act No. 156

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1901

42
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Location of the Bureau of Government Laboratories

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Calle Herran (Pedro Gil), Ermita, Manila

43
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First director of the bureau of government laboratories

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Paul Freer

44
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The reason the Bureau of Government Laboratories was destroyed

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Due to World War 2

45
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Occupies the are of BGL at present times

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National Institutes of Health of University of the Philippines - Manila

46
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Bureau of Science was estbalished for those who wish to pursue a career in laboratory research

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1905

47
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Bureau of Science (BOS) worked with what board that got disbanded in 1914

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In 1905, with Army of Board

48
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Bureau of Science worked with these some time after the board

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Philippine General Hospital and University of the Philippines

49
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In 1909 how many specimens did the BOS received?

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700 fecal, 900 urine, and 700 blood

50
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When was the Board of Health by the Americans changed into Bureau of Health

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end of the Philippine-American War

51
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Bureau of Health was recognized into Philippine Health Services

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1915

52
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Philippine Health Service reverted into bureau of health

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1933

53
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University of the Philippines’ College of Public Health formally opened its Certificate in Public Health program

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June 1927

54
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Beginning of World War 2

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Dec 8, 1941

55
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the first laboratory unit assigned in the South West Pacific Area

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3rd Medical Laboratory

56
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The first laboratory was (3rd Medical Laboratory) assigned in the South West Pacific Area

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June 18, 1942

57
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3rd, 5th, and 8th Medical Laboratories and the 19th Medical General Laboratory were relocated to West Pacific Area when the US army arrived at Leyte

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1944

58
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19th Medical General Laboratory, 3rd Medical Laboratory, and 363rd Medical Composite Detachment operated in

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Leyte

59
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27th Medical Laboratory operated in

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Tacloban

60
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26th Medical Laboratory operated in

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Lingayen Gulf

61
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the only lab in Luzon for 6 moths following the US army invasion

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26th Medical Laboratory

62
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First clinical laboratory was established by

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6th infantry division of the US army

63
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First clinical Laboratory was established at

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Quiricida St., Sta. Cruz Manila

64
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The first clinical Laboratory made by the US army is now known as

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MAnila Public Health Laboratory

65
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US Army left

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June 1945

66
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1dt clinical laboratory was endorsed to

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NAtional Department of Health (became non-operational)

67
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Who reopened the 1st clinical laboratory

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Dr. Pio de Roda and Dr. MAriano Icasiano

68
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They conducted training programs for aspiring laboratory technicians

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Dr. Pio de Roda and Dr. Prudencia Sta. Ana

69
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Prepared the six-month syllabus for laboratory students with certificate after completion

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Dr. Sta. ANa

70
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Who joined Dr. Pio de Roda and Dr. Prudencia Sta. Ana?

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Dr. Tirso Briones

71
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Bureau of Private Education approved the four-year course in Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology which ended the training program

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1954

72
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Opened the first School of Medical Technology in the Philippines

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Manila Sanitarium and Hospital under the leadership of Mrs. Willa Hedrick

73
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They absorbed the Manila Sanitarium Hospital’s facility

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Philippine Union College in Baesa, Caloocan City

74
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The year the Manila Sanitarium Hospital was absorbed

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1954

75
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First graduate of MedTech program

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Dr. Jesse Umali

76
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UST offered the medtech course as ana elective for pharmacy students

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1957

77
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Medtech was recognized as an official program in the UST

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1961