INTRODUCTION AND HISTORY Flashcards
Defined as a rule of conduct just, obligatory, and promulgated by legitimate authority, and of common observance and benefit.
LAW
Hierarchy of laws
Constitution, Ordinary, Administrative, Executive (COAE)
Are legislative fiats that have legal effects in the practice of Medical Technology in the Philippines
MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY LAWS
Is the quality of human act
MORALITY
Parameters to determine if human act is good
The act must be good in itself
The act must be good in its end
The circumstances other than the end must be good
During _____ BC: Physicians in _____ made observations on the color and consistency of urine
4000 BC
Babylon
Roman physician considered to be the “First Forensic Pathologist”
ANTISTIUS
Indian physicians observed that some types of urine attracted insects due to high sugar content and called ______ or “honey urine”
madhumeha
____ proposed a primitive version of the “germ theory.” This was validated by _______ and ______
Girolamo Fracastoro
Robert Kock
Louis Pasteur
Causative Agent of tubercle Bacillus
mycobacterium bacillus
Causative Agent of tuberculosis
tubercle Bacillus
He described the circulation of blood
William Harvey
conducted the first successful blood transfusion in animals
Richard Lower
Considered as the premier phase of laboratory medicine, following the invention of microscopes
LATTER PART OF 17th CENTURY
Antonie van Leeuwenhoek’s invention allowed humans to observe ______ from ______ and ______ from _________ in ______
bacteria
teeth scrapings
protozoa
animal intestines
1674
Pioneered clinical cytology and described the microscopic structure of various types of cancer
Johannes Muller
Established the fundamentals of cellular pathology
Rudolf Virchow
Where and When did Rudolf Virchow found the Archives of Pathology
Berlin, 1847
Made the landmark observation that the mold Penicillium killed staphylococci
Alexander Fleming
______ is an Austrian physician who discovered the major blood groups in _____, and he received the _____ Nobel prize for Medicine for this achievement
Karl Landsteiner
1909
1930
The first public health laboratory was established
1883
_______ was created in ____ by the spanish colonial health system in order to examine food, water, and clinical specimens. It was during this time that native Filipino began to engage in something akin to medical technology
LABORATORIO MUNICIPAL DE MANILA
1887
When was the Legislation passed for establishment of School of Hygiene and Public Health
1921
Era when health education, including public health hospitals and laboratory services, was strengthened
Commonwealth Era
Department of Public Health was created
1939
During this period, Medical Technology education was already off a course in different schools worldwide
1940
In _____ The 26th Medical Laboratory of the 6th United States Army arrived in the Philippines and established it’s advanced clinical laboratory at ___________. This was the first modern clinical laboratory of the country.
September 1945
208 Quiricada Street, Sta. Cruz, Manila
During the departure of 6th US Army, the clinical laboratory was re-organized by________, with the assistance of ________
Dr. Alfredo Pio De Roda
Dr. Mariano Icasiano
In ____ the Philippine Union College ( _______ ) offered medical technology as a two-year course through the effort of _______, the Pioneer of Medical Technology education in the Philippines.
1953
Adventist University of the Philippines
Willa Hilgert Hedrick
in _____, Dr. _____ and Dr.____ of the Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Santo Tomas offered medical technology as an elective subject to 4th and 5th year B.S. Pharmacy Students
1954
Antonio Gabriel
Gustavo Reyes
When did Dr. Jesse Umali graduate from PUC as the first Med Tech
1955
In 1958, he visited the board of registry for Medical Technology in Muncie, Indiana due to the encouragement by the board of registry to start the course in Medical Technology
Rev. Fr. Lorenzo Rodrigues, O.P.
After a series of meeting with the Bureau of Private Education the first three years of Medical Technology were approved
JUNE 17, 1959
Medical Technology course was then offered by more schools and eventually adopted a four-year curriculum (FULL CURRICULUM) as it gained popularity in the field of science and technology
JUNE 1960
The Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology was approved
JUNE 14, 1961
Republic Act No. _____ , otherwise known as “The Philippine Medical Technology Act of ____” was enacted
(there are three answers)
5527
1969
June 21, 1969
Is the national organization of all Registered Medical Technologists (RMTs) in the Philippines
THE PHILIPPINE ASSOCIATION OF MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY (PAMET)
When and where was PAMET founded
Was founded on September 15, 1963 in the Public Health Laboratory located at 208 Quiricada St., Sta. Cruz Manila
Father of PAMET
Mr. Crisanto G. Almario
First PAMET President
Mr. Charlemagne T. Tamondong
PAMET was registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission
OCTOBER 14, 1969
PAMET was registered with the International Association of Medical Laboratory technologists (IAMLT)
1970
FORMER President (ew) Ferdinand Marcos declared the ____ week of ____ as a celebration of the Medical Technology profession (Medtech Week) on this day ____
3rd wk of Sept
SEPTEMBER 21, 1972
In ____ Presidential Decree No. 223 was approved thereby creating the _________
1985
Professional Regulation Commission (PRC)
PAMET gained membership in the ASEAN Association of Medical Laboratory Technologists (AAMLT)
1985
PAMET formally adopted its official hymn, “Beloved PAMET”, which was written by Hector G. Gayares, Jr.
NOVEMBER 22, 1989
Is the national organization of all recognized schools and colleges of Medical technology and public health in the Philippines
THE PHILIPPINE ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOLS OF MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY AND PUBLIC HEALTH (PASMETH)
When was PASMETH established
May 13, 1970
PASMETH’s first organizational meeting was held at the University of Santo Tomas on
June 22, 1970
______ was elected as the First President of PASMETH
Dr. Gustavo U. Reyes
PASMETH was formally registered with the Securities and Exchange Commissions as a non-stock and non-profit entity on
October 6, 1985
Is a special program that serves as a transforming venue for the integral and holistic development of medical technology/medical laboratory science students
THE PHILIPPINE SOCIETY OF MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY STUDENTS (PHISMETS)
PAMET formally adopted its official hymn, “Beloved PAMET”, which was written by
Hector G. Gayares, Jr.