Lesson 1 - History Of Medical Technology Flashcards
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He is the father of medicine
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Hippocrates
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Author of Hippocratic Oath, a Greek physician and philosopher. He describes diabetes as diarrhea of urine.
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Galen
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What are the four humors
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Blood, Phlegm, Yellow Bile, and Black Bile
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Greeks believed that these should remain balanced for people to remain healthy.
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Four humors
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Blood symbolizes?
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Spring
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Phlegm symbolizes?
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Winter
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Yellow bile symbolizes?
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Summer
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Black bile symbolizes?
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Autumn
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Blood relates to what personality trait?
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It is related to happiness, optimism, sanguine.
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Phlegm related to what personality trait?
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Calmness and intellectuality
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Yellow bile relates to what personality trait?
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Childhood, anger, choleric
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Black bile relates to what personality trait?
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Pensive sadness, old age, melancholic, and “imagined receptacle” of the spleen
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It is the diagnostic examination of the urine
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Water casting or uroscopy
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What does patients uses to keep their urine for examination?
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Flasks
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When did the first book about the characteristics of the urine was written?
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900 AD
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When did medical practitioners were not allowed to conduct an examination to the patient’s body, thus, they need to rely solely on the patient’s description of symptoms?
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11th century
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When did mechanical techniques and cadaver dissection were used to provide accurate diagnosis of sickness and to know the insides of the body.
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18th century
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What are the tools that were invented and used on 19th century?
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Spirometer and Sphygmomanometer
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Who invented the spirometer?
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John Hutchinson
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Who invented the sphygmomanometer?
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Jules Herrison
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it measures the vital capacity of lungs.
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Spirometer
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it measures blood pressure
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Sphygmomanometer
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It was pivotal in the diagnosis of diabetes, anemia, diphtheria, and syphillis
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Chemistry
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When did the stethoscope was invented?
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1816
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It is the first diagnostic medical breakthrough invented
Stethoscope
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Who invented the stethoscope?
Rene Laennec
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It is an instrument that is used to observe small objects such as cells
Microscope
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Who was the person that devised the microscope?
Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek
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When was the microscope first devised?
1840
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It has lights and several small lenses that are used to examine the eye.
Ophthalmoscope
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When was ophthalmoscope invented?
1850
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Who invented the ophthalmoscope?
Hermann Von Helmholtz
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An instrument that has two mirrors observe the throat and larynx
Laryngoscope
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When did the Laryngoscope was invented?
1855
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Who invented the Laryngoscope?
Manuel Garcia
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It is used in the diagnosis of pneumonia pleurisy, and tuberculosis.
X-ray
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When did the x-ray was invented?
1859
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Who invented the x-ray?
Wilhelm Roentgen
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laboratories that were designed for analyzing medical specimens were organized by chemical experts
Mid-1800s
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technical laboratories regulated by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) began to used for medical diagnostics in the US
Mid-1900s
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It is used to measure electrical changes during the beating of heart
Electrocardiograph
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When was electrocardiograph was invented?
1903
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Who invented the electrocardiograph?
William Einthoven
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It is a treatment for polio (infantile paralysis) using hot packs to affected muscles to relieve spasms and pain
Kenny Method
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When was Kenny Method invented?
1910
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Who invented the Kenny Method?
Elizabeth Kenny
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It prompted the invention of Sylvia stretcher
Kenny Method
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When was Sylvia Stretcher invented?
1927
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a new stretcher intended for transporting patients in shock
Sylvia Stretcher
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It helps patients with paralytic anterior poliomyelitis recover normal respiration with the assistance of artificial respirator
Drinker respirator
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When was drinker respirator invented?
1927
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Who invented the Drinker Respirator?
Philip Drinker
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A machine that temporarily takes over the function of the heart and lungs during surgery
Heart-lung Machine
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When was heart-lung machine invented?
1939
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Who invented the heart-lung machine?
Hermann Von Helmholtz
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It made possible to see the heart, lungs, blood vessels, through inserting a cannula in an arm veins and into the heart with an injection of radiopaque die for x-ray visualization
Cardiac Catherization and Angiography
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When was the Cardiac Catherization and Angiography discovered as safe method for humans?
1941
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Who is the first person to operate the cardiac catheterization and Angiography?
Werner Forsmann
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When did Werner Forsmann operated the cardiac catheterization and Angiography?
1929
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Who are the persons that developed the cardiac catherization and Angiography?
Moniz, Reboul, and Rousthoi
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When did Moniz, Reboul, and Rousthoi developed the cardiac catherization and angiography?
1930 and 1940
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Who discovered the Cardiac Catherization and Angiography as safe method for humans?
Andre Cournand
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When was Tomography invented?
1972
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A combination of a series of X-ray images taken at different angles
Tomography
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A scan that uses magnetic fields and radio waves to produce a detailed image of the body's soft tissues and bones
MRI
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MRI stands for?
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
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When was MRI invented?
1977
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He is the first person to see microorganism. The father of microbiology.
Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek
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When did Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek first saw animal and plant tissues?
1660
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Discovered vaccination to establish immunity to smallpox
Edward Jenner
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When did Edward Jenner discovered vaccination to smallpox?
1796
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In what field did Edward Jenner contributed?
immunology
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Produced disease in worms by injection of organic material
Agostino Bassi
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What year did Agostino Bassi discovered that other diseases are from microorganism?
1835
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In what field did Agostino Bassi contributed?
Bacteriology
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Who successfully produced immunity to rabies?
Louis Pasteur
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When did Louis Pasteur discovered immunity to rabies?
1857
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Who announced the law of inherited characteristics from studies on plants?
Gregor Mendel
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When did Gregor Mendel announce about his law of inherited characteristics from plants?
1866
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Father of antiseptic surgery
Joseph Lister
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Demonstrated that surgical infections are caused by airborne organisms
Joseph Lister
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When did Joseph Lister discovered that surgical infections are caused by airborne organisms
1870
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Presented the first pictures of bacilli (anthrax), and later tubercle bacilli (causative agent of tuberculosis)
Robert Koch
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When did Robert Koch presented the first pictures of bacilli (anthrax)
1877
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Who identified organs by their types of tissue
Marie Francois Xavier Bichat
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In what year did Marie Francois Xavier Bichat identified organs by their types of tissue
1880
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Who described phagocytes in blood and their role in fighting infection
Elie Metchnikoff
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When did Elie Metchnikoff described phagocytes in blood and their role in fighting infection
1886
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He is noticed for introducing steam sterilization of instruments and dressings
Ernst Von Bergmann
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In what year did Ernst Von Bergmann introduced steam sterilization of instruments and dressings
1886
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Who introduced aseptic methods to the practice of surgery.
Ernst Von Bergmann
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When did Ernst Von Bergmann introduced aseptic methods to the practice of surgery.
1891
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He distinguished blood groups through the development of the ABO blood group system
Karl Landsteiner
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When did Karl Landsteiner distinguished blood groups through the development of the ABO blood group system
1902
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Who developed the immunologic tests for syphillis
August Von Wasserman
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When did August Von Wasserman developed the immunologic tests for syphillis?
1906
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Who discovered microorganisms whose range lies between bacteria and viruses and he named that group as rickettsiae.
Howard Ricketts
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When did Howard Ricketts discovered microorganisms whose range lies between bacteria and viruses?
1906
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He worked out the structure of hemoglobin
Hans Fischer
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When did Hans Fischer worked out the structure of hemoglobin?
1929
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Who developed the poliomyelitis vaccine?
Jonas Salk
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When did Jonas Salk developed the poliomyelitis vaccine?
1954
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Who introduced the Westgard Rules for quality control in the clinical laboratory
James Westgard
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When did James Westgard introduced the Westgard Rules for quality control in the clinical laboratory.
1973
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Who introduced the hepatitis B vaccine
Baruch Samuel Blumberg
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When did Baruch Samuel Blumberg introduced the Hepatitis B Vaccine
1980
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Who developed the Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)
Kary Mullis
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When did Kary Mullis developed the Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)
1985
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It can be used to amplify a sample of DNA for example, from a crime scene, archaeological samples, as a method of identifying a gene of interest or to test for disease (COVID-19 testing)
PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction)
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Who introduced the intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) (IVF)
Andre Van Steirteghem
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When did Andre Van Steirteghem introduced the intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) (IVF)
1992
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Who derived the first human stem cell line.
James Thomson
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When did James Thomson derived the first human stem cell line?
1998
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What was the name of the first hospital established by the Spaniards?
Hospital Real
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When did Hospital Real was established?
1565
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Who is the father of genetics?
Gregor Mendel
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What did Samuel Siegfried Karl Ritter von Basch used to measure the blood pressure.
Sphygmomanometer
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Who devised the pioneering work for modern physical therapy.
Elizabeth Kenny
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Who published The Demand for and Training of Laboratory Technician.
John Kolmer
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When was The American Society for Clinical Pathology was founded?
1922
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What was founded in 1992
The American Society for Clinical Pathology
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Who invented the microscope?
Zacharias Janssen
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What was the invention of Zacharias Janssen?
Microscope
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The first clinical laboratory in the Philippines is now known as the?
Medical Public Health Laboratory
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Who was the first graduate of the medical technology program.
Dr. Jesse Umali
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Who was built the San Lazaro Hospital for the poor and lepers.
Franciscans
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What was the Franciscans built for the poor and lepers.
San Lazaro Hospital
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What school established the first faculties of pharmacy and medicine is the
University of Santo Tomas
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What is the meaning of the acronym CDC
Centers of Disease Control and Prevention
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Who established the relationship between food intake and urine volume.
Galen
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What school opened the first school of Medical Technology in the Philippines.
Manila Sanitarium and Hospital
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It is the very first school to offer the complete four year college program in medical technology.
Philippine Union College of Baesa
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When did John Kolmer published “The Demand and Training of Laboratory Technicians”
1918
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A University was opened to highlight the role of clinical laboratories in the US
University of Pennsylvania’s William Pepper Laboratory of Clinical Medicine
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When was the University of Pennsylvania William Pepper’s Laboratory of Clinical Medicine was opened to highlight the service role of clinical laboratories.
1895
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What law did John Kolmer published which enacted requiring all hospitals to have fully equipped laboratory
The Demand for and Training of Laboratory Technicians
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When did the laboratories are directed by chief physician
1920
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How many divisions of clinical laboratory was established that are directed by chief physician
Four to Five divisions
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What was founded to encourage ethical relationship and cooperation between physician and clinical pathologist and technologists or technicians
The American Society for Clinical Pathology
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When did the US government gave recognition to Medical in Technologist regarding its educational qualification through licensure laws
1950’s
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The Spanish Empire established Manila as their capital.
Late 16th century
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When did the San Lazaro Hospital established?
1578
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When did Hospital de San Juan de Dios was founded for poor Spaniards.
1596
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What hospital was founded for poor Spaniards.
Hospital de San Juan de Dios
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Where did Hospital de San Jose was founded
Cavite
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When did the Hospital de San Jose was founded in Cavite.
1641
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When did the Dominicans founded the University of Santo Tomas
1611
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When is the publication Boletin de Medicina de Manila
1886
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When is the publication of Revista Farmaceutica de Filipinas
1893
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When is the publication of Cronicas de Ciencias Medicas
1895
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When did the central board of vaccination started producing and distributing vaccine lymph.
1806
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How many vacunadores did the central board of vaccination in Manila?
122
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When did the Central border vaccination had 122 regular vaccinators (vacunadores) in Manila and other major towns.
1898
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When did the provincial medical officers were appointed to provide health care services throughout the country.
1876
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When did the Laboratorio Municipal de Manila was established by the Spanish authorities for laboratory examinations of food, water, and clinical samples.
1887
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Who is the Philippine war hero who was employed as a chemical expert in this laboratory and pioneered water testing, forensics, and environmental studies.
General Antonio Luna
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When did the Spaniards who were considered to be authorities in medicine, started exploring the microbial causes of diseases.
End of 19th century
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When did the advancements in medicine and health care during the Spanish colonial rule broke down because of the Philippine-American war.
1899 to 1902
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When did the Spanish Military hospital was converted into the First Reserve Hospital
1898
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Who was a chief surgeon of the Division of the Pacific and Eighth Army Corps.
Lt. Col. Henry Lipincott
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Who converted the Spanish Military hospital into the First Reserve Hospital
Lt. Col. Henry Lipincott
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Who utilized the laboratory to perform autopsies and to examine blood, feces, and urine along with other laboratory services.
Richard P. Strong
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He was a well-known bacteriologist who took pain in preserving the first public health laboratory in Manila.
Alfredo Pio de Roda
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When did the US government establish a Bureau of Government Laboratories through the Philippine Commission, under the Philippine Commission Act No. 156.
1901
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Who is the bureau's first director, ensured that the biological laboratory would be equipped with adequate supplies and equipment such as incubators, sterilizers, microscopes, microtomes, stains, glassware, and chemicals.
Paul Freer
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When did the Bureau worked with the Army Board for the Study of the Tropical Diseases until the latter was disbanded.
1914
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When did the laboratory received over 7000 fecal specimens, 900 urine specimens, and 700 blood specimens.
1909
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When did the University of the Philippines' College of Public Health formally opened its Certificate in Public Health program with the aim to provide proper training to the Philippine Health Service's medical offcers.
June 1927
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Japan attacked the whole of Manila through aerial assault and deployment of troops just ten hours after bombing Pearl Harbor.
December 8, 1941
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What medical laboratory was the first laboratory unit to be assigned in the South West Pacific Area.
3rd Medical Laboratory
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When did the 3rd Medical Laboratory was the first laboratory unit to be assigned in the South West Pacific Area (SWPA).
June 18, 1942
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When did the laboratories including the 3rd, 5th and 8th Medical Laboratories and the 19th Medical General Laboratory were relocated to the West Pacific Area after the US forces landed in Leyte.
1944
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It is where the first clinical laboratory in the Philippines was established during World War II by the 6th Infantry Division of the US army
Quiricada St., Sta. Cruz, Manila
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When did the US army left and the laboratory was endorsed to the National Department of Health
June 1945
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Who was the Manila City Health Offcer
Dr. Mariano Icasiano.
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When did the training program ended when the Bureau of Private Education approved a four-year course in Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology.
1954
