History of the Medical Technology Profession Flashcards

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Traces the beginning of medical technology to as early as 1550 BC, when the first documented records of parasites and parasitic infections were made.

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Vivian Herrick

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Vivian Herrick traces the beginning of medical technology to as early as _________, when the first documented records of ________ and _________ were made.

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1550 BC, parasite and parasitic infections

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Contains the first accounted records of intestinal parasitic infections caused by Ascaris lumbricoides and
Taenia species

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Ebers papyrus

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Ebers papyrus contains the first accounted records of _______ caused by ___________ and _____________

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intestinal parasitic infections, Ascaris lumbricoides, Taenia species

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Taenia Species:
T. Solium -
T. Saginata -

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T. Solium - Pork Tapeworm
T. Saginata - Beef Tapeworm

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A Hindu physician that firs describe diabetes as characterized the passage of a large amount of urine.

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Sushruta

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Honey urine (sweet taste) and attracts black ants

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Madhumeha (Sushruta)

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Greek physician and author of the hippocratic oath (Father of Medicine)

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Hippocrates

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Described the four humors in the human body and what are they?

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Hippocrates

Blood (sanguis/sanguine)
Yellow bile (khole/choleric)
Black bile (melania khole/ melancholic)
Phlegm (phlegma/phlegmatic)

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Blood (sanguis/sanguine)

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courageous, play, hopeful, carefree

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Yellow bile (khole/choleric)

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ambitious, restless, leader-like, easily angered

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Black bile (melania khole/ melancholic)

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despondent, quiet, analytic, serious

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Phlegm (phlegma/phlegmatic)

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calm, thoughtful, patient, peaceful

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Hippocrates concluded that the appearance of _____, _____, _____ in urine indicated kidney diseases and chronic illnesses

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blood, bubbles, pus

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Who adopted the triad and what is the triad in treating diseases and infection

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Hippocrates
Triad= drugs, surgery, bloodletting

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Second to describe as “_________” and established the relationship of between fluid intake and urine volume

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Galen “diarrhea of urine”

direct relationship of fluid intake and urine volumee

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Believes that Medical Technology began in the medieval period

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Ruth Williams

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Diagnosis by ‘water casting’ (uroscopy) was widely practiced

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Medieval Period (1098-1438) 14th century

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Exaggerated procedure that is required for the urine to be placed in decorative flasks by physicians using visual inspection

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water casting/ uroscopy

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Chlorosis:

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love sick

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Chastity:

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zero sexual interaction/ virgin

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Physicians who failed to examine the urine samples were punished through

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public beatings

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Person who prefers to date the profession’s beginnings to the 14th century

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Anna Fagelson

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Hired by an Italian physician by Mondino de Liuzzi in University of Bologna

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Alessandra Gillani

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Work of Alessandra Gillani
perform laboratory procedures
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When and why did Alessandra Gillani die?
1326 Died from a laboratory-acquired disease due to lack of protection, biosafety, biosecurity
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Marcello Malphigi
-Greatest Early Microscopist -Father of Modern Anatomic Pathology
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Studied embryology, physiology (viscera and glands) internal organs -the first to use microscope
Marcello Malphigi
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Father of Microscopic Pathology
Rudolph Virchow
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Rudolph Virchow is credited with having established the world's first ____________
Pathology laboratory
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First scientist/ physician of the time who emphasized the study of the manifestation of diseases and infections, which are ______ at the _________ using a ________.
Rudolph Virchow visible, cellular level, microscope
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Who established the first hospital-attached clinical laboratory at?
Von Ziemssen Munich, Germany
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Ziemssen' s clinical laboratory was described to be well-conceived with a ________, a _______, and a ___________, a _________, and __________ and the _____________.
chemical, physical, bacteriological department, working library, rooms for practical courses, examination of patients.
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Early Beginnings
1. Vivian Herrick 2. Ebers Papyrus 3. Sushruta 4. Hippocrates 5. Galen 6. Ruth Williams 7. Medieval Period 8. Anna Fagelson 9. Alessandra Gilanni
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People on the Onset of Modern Medical Technology
1. Marcello Malphigi 2. Rudolph Virchow 3. Von Ziemssen
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Massachusetts General Hospital
1847 1854 1855
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Training laboratory of Harvard Medical School
Massachusetts General Hospital
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Mass Gen Hospital 1847
Established the position of "Chemist-Microscopist" whose duties included assisting physicians with autopsies
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Mass Gen Hospital 1854
John Bacon Jr. suggested that the work of chemist is separated from the work of microscopist
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First Chemist-Microscopist
John Bacon Jr.
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Mass Gen Hospital 1855
Dr. Calvin Ellis became the first microscopist
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Dr. Calvin Ellis
first microscopist; first individual to study specimen under a microscope leading to a diagnosis
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Became the first physician recruited to be a professor at Johns Hopkins University in 1886
Dr. William Welch
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Welch introduced and established a ___________ at ______________ after studying several German Laboratories
Training/ Teaching laboratory at Bellevue Medical College (NYU)
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Who gave the first laboratory course in ____________ offered in an American Medical School
Dr. William Welch, pathology
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Established by the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
William Pepper Laboratory of Clinical Medicine
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William Pepper Laboratory of Clinical Medicine is considered by many as the first _____________ in US
legitimate clinical science laboratory
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Opened and introduced the first well- equipped chemistry lab
University of Michigan Hospital
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First to give laboratory instructions in the University of Michigan Hospital
Dr. Douglas
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University of Michigan Hospital reported to be the first _______________ in the US
Cardona et al (2015) clinical laboratory set-up
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Opened its clinical laboratory in 1896
Johns Hopkins Hospital
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Canadian physician, who worked at Johns Hopkins Hospital where he established _____________ where _______ tests were performed by attending physicians in (date)
Dr. William Osler, ward laboratories, routine, 1898
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Located in New York; Established its own clinical laboratory headed by?
Rockefeller Institute, Dr. Simon Flexner
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Wrote a book entitled Clinical Diagnosis: A Manual of Laboratory Methods, which described the techniques and procedures of the laboratory tests available then
James Campbell Todd
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James Campbell Todd wrote a book entitled? which describe the techniques and procedures available back then
Clinical Diagnosis: A Manual of Laboratory Methods
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Edited the book authored by Todd
John Bernard Henry
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John Bernard Henry edited the book of Todd and was later named as?
Henry's Clinical Diagnosis and Management by Laboratory Methods
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Passed a law (1915) instructing compulsory to hospital institutions to be equipped with Clinical Laboratory Facilities with full-time technicians
Pennsylvania State Legislature
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Medical Technologists, technicians are in demand
World War I
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World War I: what physicians did?
train assistants to perform lab procedures
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Faced with reductions in medical staff because America entered into World War I, hospitals started hiring and training ____ to become _____
women, laboratory technicians
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Demanded for a training of laboratory technicians
John Kolmer
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John Kolmer published _______ that included a description of formal training course in Medical Technology
The Demand for and Training of Laboratory Technicians
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proposed an establishment of schools for MT and demanded laboratory examining board for MT to be employed
R.B.H. Gradwohl
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Founded in 1922 to encourage the maintenance of the status of clinical pathologists
American Society for Clinical Pathology
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ASCP established the _________ for technicians and technologists stating pathologists are considered to be the _________, ___________, wherein they are not allow to make a _______
Code of Ethics, head of the laboratory, supervise MT, MLT, diagnosis
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Subgroup of ASCP which helped recognized non-physician clinical laboratory scientists as ________________
American Society for Clinical Laboratory Science, autonomous professionals
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Offered the first degree program in Medical Technology in 1923
University of Minnesota
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When did Medical Technologists in USA sought recognition from the government based on their educational qualifications once they passed Licensure Examinations Laws
1950
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Medical Technology in its Modern Onset in the United States
1. Massachusetts General Hospital 2. Dr. William Welch 3. William Pepper Clinical Laboratory Medicine 4. University of Michigan Hospital 5. Johns Hopkins Hospital 6. Rockefeller Institute 7. James Campbell Todd 8. John Bernard Henry 9. Pennsylvania State Legislature 10. World War I 11. John Kolmer 12. R.H.B. Gradwohl 13. American Society of Clinical Pathology 14. University of Minnesota 15. 1950
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1944
USA Bases landed in Leyte and brought US healthcare team to serve their wounded soldiers and civilians
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first Medical Laboratory in the PH (Manila Public Health) established in?
26th Medical Laboratory of the 6th Infantry of the US Army Quiracada St., Sta. Cruz, Manila
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Februrary 1944
Provided 1 year training program for highschool graduates to work as laboratory technicians
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Staff of the 6th U.S. Army left the facility after endorsing the newly established clinical laboratory to the __________.
June 1945 National Department of Health
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Dr. Pio de Roda
Former staff of the 26th Medical Laboratory under Bacteriology section
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who are the ones Re-established and preserved the laboratory
Dr. Pio de Roda and Dr. Mariano Icasiano
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When did Dr. de Roda with the help of __________, re-established the laboratory
October 1, 1945 Dr. Prudencio Sta. Ana
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1947: Dr. de Roda and Dr. Prudencio Sta. Ana offered?
proper training to high school graduates and paramedical graduates who were interested to be med tech
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What is the loophole with Pio de Roda's plan
No certificates issued, no specific duration
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Prepared the formal syllabus
Dr. Prudencio Sta. Ana
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Conducted six-month training course with certification
Pio de Roda, Prudencio Sta. Ana., Tirso Briones
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Pio de Roda, Prudencio Sta. Ana., Tirso Briones is unsuccessful
Schools offered Medical Technology as a degree program
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Medical Technology in the Philippines
1. 1944 2. June 1945 3. Pio de Roda 4. Dr. Pio de Roda, Dr. Prudencio Sta. Ana., Dr. Tirso Briones
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1954: Offered the first 4-year BSMT program in the PH
Philippine Union College and Manila Sanitarium Hospital
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Founded MT education in the Ph
Dr. Willa Hilgert Hedrick
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Came up with the course curriculum and established the first complete laboratory in microbiology, parasitology, histopathology at the Manila Sanitarium Hospital
Antonette McKelvey
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Hedrick and McKelvey established the first complete laboratory in ____, _____, ______, at the Manila Sanitarium Hospital
microbiology, parasitology, histopathology
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President of the Philippine Union College
Dr. Reuben Magsaysay
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Rev. Warren
President of the North Philippine Mission of Seventh Day Adventists and director of the Bureau of Education
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First student to graduate in MT from the Philippine Union College in 1956
Dr. Jesse Umali
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Dr. Jesse Umali
Took OBGYN
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University of Santo Tomas 1957
Offering MT as an elective subject to pharmacy students
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University of Santo Tomas 1961
MT as a full program 1-3: academic 4: Internship
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CEU
1960
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FEU
1961
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Saint Louis University
1966: Introduced MT 1970: The Imelda R. Marcos Clinical Laboratory opened to offer training for SLU medical technology interns 1971: BSMT was recognized and approved by the Ministry of Education, Culture, and Sports (MECS)
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Formal Medical Technology Education in the Philippines
1. Philippine Union College and Manila Sanitarium Hospital 2. University of Santo Tomas 3. CEU 4. FEU 5. SLU