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lesson 2 - clinical laboratory management Flashcards

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it is a facility where specimens such as blood and body fluids are processed and analyzed to aid physician’s diagnosis and treatment of

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Clinical laboratory

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it is also a facility for education, research, information technological design, and quality improvement

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clinical laboratory

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the clinical laboratory can be classified according to? FIOC

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function, institutional characteristics, ownership, and capabilities

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what are the two types of function in the laboratory?

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anatomical pathology and clinical pathology

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what is the other pathology function of a laboratory aside from anatomical pathology and clinical pathology?

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molecular pathology

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a type of laboratory where chemical analysis of different specimens are performed

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clinical pathology

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a type of laboratory where cervical specimens or tissues are tested

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anatomical pathology

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a type of laboratory where molecular studies are performed and it is separated from clinical laboratory

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molecular pathology

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institutional characteristics can be divided into two categories, which are:

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institution-based and free-standing

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it is a clinical laboratory that is linked to a hospital

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institution-based

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it is a clinical laboratory that is not linked to any DOH Facility; it is independent

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free-standing

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ownership of laboratory can be divided into two categories, which are:

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government-owned and privately owned

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these are the clinical laboratories that are wholly or partially owned by the national or local government

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government-owned

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these are the clinical laboratories that are owned, established, and operated by an individual, corporation, institution, association, or organization

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privately-owned

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what are the 3 categories of service capabilities?

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primary, secondary, and tertiary

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type of service capabilities that offers minimal number of tests

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primary category

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type of service capabilities that offers on the ROUTINE TESTING

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primary category

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type of service capabilities done by the primary category clinical laboratories along with routine CLINICAL CHEMISTRY TESTS

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secondary category

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type of service capabilities that performs all the tests done in the secondary laboratories plus immunoserology, microbiology, bacteriology, mycology, special clinical chemistry, immunohematology, and special hematology

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tertiary category

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in tertiary category, performs all the tests done in the secondary laboratories plus what tests? MISS BIM

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Immunoserology, Microbiology, Bacteriology, Mycology, Special Clinical Chemistry, Immunohematology, and Special hematology

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what are the 4 kinds of laboratory management responsibilities

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  1. operations management
  2. human resource management
  3. financial management
  4. marketing management
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this laboratory management responsibility involves strategic planning, quality assurance, social policies and procedures, legislation or regulations compliance, staff communication and meeting

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operations management

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this laboratory management responsibility is about general operations

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operations management

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this laboratory management responsibility involves recruitment and staffing, trainings, performance evaluation, and promotion and demotion

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Human Resource Management

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this laboratory management responsibility involves finance reports, cost analyses, departmental budget, and inventory management

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financial management

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this laboratory management responsibility involves dealing with a lot of equipment and social inventory

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finance management

27
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this laboratory management responsibility involves customer service, advertisement, and online and outreach marketing

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Marketing management

28
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what is the type of management levels, the three of it

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Top level, Middle level, and Low Level

28
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the administrative is part of what level of management

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top level

29
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the executory is part of what level of management

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middle level

30
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the operative, supervisory, and first line are part of what level of management

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low level

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this level of management possesses the highest level of authority and manages goals and policies

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Top level (Administrative)

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this level of management manages goals and policies

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top level (administrative)

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this level of management focuses on the planning function of the management

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top level (administrative)

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this level of management plans the objective, strategies, and enterprise processes

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top level

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this level of management provides guidance and direction

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top level

36
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what are the examples of top level in the management level?

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laboratory directors, board of directors, and chief executives

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this level of management is responsible of the top management and for the FUNCTIONING OF THEIR DEPARTMENTS

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middle level (executory)

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this level of management is responsible to EXECUTE PLANS according to the policies and directives instituted by the top management

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middle level (executory)

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this level of management is responsible for preparing plans for the sub-unit of the organization

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middle level (executory)

40
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this level of management participates in the employment and training of the lower-level management

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middle level (executory)

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what are the examples of middle level in the management level?

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operation managers and division heads

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this level of management is there work revolves around the PERSONAL OVERSIGHT and DIRECTION OF OPERATIVE EMPLOYEES

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low level

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this level of management is the CLOSEST TO THE ORGANIZATIONAL MEMBERS

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low level

44
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this level of management is concerned with the DIRECTING and CONTROLLING FUNCTION of the management

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low level

45
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it is leading the organization to work together
a. directing
b. controlling

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a. directing

46
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it is where feedback evaluation is
a. directing
b. controlling

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b. controlling

47
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this level of management assigns DAY-TO-DAY tasks to workers and responsible for their guidance and instruction

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low level

48
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this level of management assembles machines, materials, and other resources needed for the operation of the organization

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low level

49
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this level of management is responsible for UPHOLDING GOOD RELATIONS IN THE ORGANIZATION

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low level

50
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what are the examples of low level in the management level?

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supervisors, team leaders, and chief technologists

51
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the laboratory manager has 3 roles which are:

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as a person, as a servant, and as a representative

52
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the role of a laboratory manager that is :
1. responsible for managing people
2. make us of talent, skill, and knowledge which others have

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as a person

53
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the role of a laboratory manager that is:
1. provides staffs with resources
2. has the power to make their clients (patients) to be priority

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as a servant

54
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the role of a laboratory manager that is:
1. bridge between the upper management and the staffs
2. most important role

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as a representative

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