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MT11 (LEC) BB > Lesson 2.2 - 2.3: HISTORY OF MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY IN THE PHILIPPINES > Flashcards

Lesson 2.2 - 2.3: HISTORY OF MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY IN THE PHILIPPINES Flashcards

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Late 16th century, Manila

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Capital of the Spanish empire

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○ First Spaniards hospital

○ It was moved to Manila to cater to military patients

○ Health institutions were established for the poor

○ Educational institutions for the elite

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1565, Hospital Real in Cebu

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○ Established for the poor and leper

○ It was built by the religious Franciscans

○

Reference hospital for HIV testing

3 Gs

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1578, San Lazaro Hospital in Manila

○ God

○ Glory

○ Gold

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Founded by the Dominicans

○ Established the first faculties of Medicine and PharmacPharmacy

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1611, University of Santo Tomas

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○ Established by the Spanish authorities

○ For laboratory examination of water, food, and clinical samples

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1887, Laboratorio Municipal de Manila

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Built for poor Spaniards

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1596, Hospital de San Juan de Dios

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After the fall of Manila, it was converted into the First Reserve Hospital by Lt. Col. Henry

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Spanish Military Hospital

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○ Chief surgeon of the Division of the Pacific and Eight Army Corps
▪︎ American
▪︎ Died of Typhoid fever

cause for typhoid fever

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Lt. Col. Henry Lipincott

○ Caused by Salmonella typhi, commonly sourced from raw eggs.
▪︎ Because of his disease, the laboratory was not functional

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○ Successor of Lipincott

○ Utilized the laboratory to perform autopsies and examine blood, feces, and urine.

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Richard P. Strong

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○ Established by the US Government through the Philippine Commission under the Philippine Commission Act No. 156

○ Located in Calle Herran, Ermita, Manila

○ Now stands as the National Institutes of Health of the University of the Philippines-Manila after the destruction during World War II.

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1901, Bureau of Government Laboratories

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○ Established at 208 Quiricada Street in Sta. Cruz, Manila

○ First clinical laboratory in the country

○ Where the Manila Public Health laboratory is presently located

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26th Medical Infantry/Laboratory of the 6th Infantry Division of the US Army

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At this time, Medical Technology practice was introduced to the Philippines by the 6th US Army

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At the end of World War II

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The US Army left the clinical laboratory at this time

the training of high school graduates to work as laboratory technicians started

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1945

1944

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Formally organized the Manila Public Health Laboratory from the remnants of the deserted laboratory

who assisted

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Alfredo Pio de Roda, on October 1, 1945

Assisted by Dr. Mariano Icasiano

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The first Manila City Health Officer

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Dr. Mariano Icasiano

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In 1947, the training program for high school
graduates to work as medical technicians was revised

revised by

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

Before this, there was no definite period of training, and no certificates were given to trainees

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1954

prepared the syllabus

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a six-month laboratory training program with a certificate upon completion was given to trainees.

Dr. Prudencia Sta. Ana

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joined the two doctors later on in the training program at the Public Health Laboratory.

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Dr. Tirso Briones

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offered the first five-year Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology in Caloocan City.

through the pioneering efforts of?

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Philippine Union College (1954)

Now known as the Adventist University of the Philippines

Mrs. Willa Hilgert-Hedrick, an American Seventh-Day Adventist missionary in the Philippines

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○ Founder of Medical Technology Education in the Philippines

○ Developed the first-course curriculum

○ Put up the first Medical Technology school in the Philippines

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Mrs. Willa Hilgert Hedrick

Her husband, Dr. Elvin Hedrick, was a missionary and doctor at the Manila Sanitarium Hospital

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who came from New York and trained under Dr. Papanicolaou, in putting up the first complete laboratory in the Philippines at the Manila Sanitarium Hospital

Developed pap smear

Connected to a Medical Technology School
(PUC)

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Mrs. Antoinette McKelvey

Dr. Georgios Papanicolau

Manila Sanitarium Hospital

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first medical technology graduate of PUC

when

post-graduation plan

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Mr. Jesse Umali

March 1955

took his medical studies at FEU and became a successful OB-Gynecologist

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What happened on the Summer of 1955

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2 more Medical Technologist

○ Mr. Avelino Oliva
○ Ms. Adoracion Yutuc

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In the school year 1957-1958,which of the UST faculty of pharmacy offered an elective course to fourth and fifth-year Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy students.

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Dr. Antonio Gabriel
and Dr. Gustavo U. Reyes

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On June 30, 1960, the 1ˢᵗ - 3ʳᵈ year medical technology course was approved by

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Bureau of Education
under the Faculty of Pharmacy

now the Commission on Higher Education (CHED)

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the fourth year (internship) program was approved

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June 12, 1961

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the first and only school to offer a **Doctorate Degree in Medical Technology (2017)

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University of SantoTomas

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worked on the feasibility of offering the medical technology course at Centro Escolar University (CEU) in 1960.

A

Mrs. Purificacion Sunico Suaco

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1960-1963

1963

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Mrs. Suaco automatically became the dean of CEU

CEU produced its first graduates

29
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when did FEU started its school of medical technology

and through the efforts of?

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1960

Dr. Horacio A. Ylagan and Dr. Serafin J. Juliano

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became the Technical Director at FEU,producing their first graduates in 1963

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Dr. Horacio A. Ylagan

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Postgraduate studies in Medical Technology are now offered in 3 universities in Metro Manila.

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○ University of the Philippines (one-year non-thesis degree in MPH)

○ University in Santo Tomas (MSMT)

○ Philippine Women’s University (MSMT)

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offering BSMT courses in the Philippines, according to CHED (as of 2016)

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73 colleges and universities

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Undergraduate Studies

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○ Bachelor of Science in Public Health

○ Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology

○ Bachelor of Science in Medical Laboratory
Science

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Post-Graduate Studies

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○ Master of Science in Public Health (MSPH)
▪︎ Specific to Medical Technology

○ Master of Public Health (MPH)

○ Master of Science in Medical Technology (MSMT)

○ Doctor of Philosophy Major in Medical
Technology (PhD in MT)

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1970

Three (3) faculty

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Biology Department (College of Arts and Sciences)

▪︎Mrs. Florita Maslog
▪︎ Mr. Karl B. Padiera

34
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1987-1988

Facilities

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Department of Medical Technology (College of Arts and Sciences)

2nd floor, Science Complex Building

○ Two (2) laboratory/lecture rooms

○ One (1) shared office and faculty room

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1993-1994

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Autonomy was granted to the department chairperson

Acquired three (3) new microscopes (formerly
borrows only from the Biology Department)

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1995-1996

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Medical Technology Department under College of Nursing and Allied Medical
Sciences (CNAMS)

○ Headed by the Dean of the College of Nursing

○ Autonomy was granted to the department chairperson

○ Moved to a new building at SUMC compound, 2nd
floor Angelo King Building

○ 15 active faculty

○ Acquisition of new equipment and machines

○ One (1) faculty room & office, three (3) laboratory
rooms, one (1) lecture room, and one (1) stock room

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1995

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○ Ms. Lydia Labor ranked 1st place in MTLE

○ Silliman University ranked 3rd in schools of Medical Technology

Qualifications for top-performing schools: at least 50 takers

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1997

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○ Silliman University ranked 5th among the schools of Medical Technology and received the plaque of recognition from the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC)

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2006

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○ New curriculum with new subjects
▪︎Introduction to Medical Technology with Science, Technology, and Society

▪︎ (previously known as MT 13, equivalent to PMLS 1 and 2)

▪︎Cytogenetics

▪︎Pharmacology (removed from the curriculum)

▪︎ Research 1 & 2 (MT 41 and 42, requirement for internship)

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2009

Spearheaded by?

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The Medical Technology Department became theInstitute of Clinical Laboratory Sciences

spearheaded by Dr Teodora Cubelo

Director: Dr. Teodora A. Cubelo

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2010

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Mr. Patrick N. Vera Cruz ranked 7th in MTLE

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2011

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Ms. Alyssa Camille C. Ablaza ranked 4th

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2012

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Silliman University garnered 100% in the March 2012 Medical Technology Licensure Examination

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1.

2013

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Silliman University ranked 3rd place among the top 5 performing schools in Medical Technology

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2014-2015

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○ ICLS offered a Master of Science in Public Health (MSPH) program with majors in Medical riology, Mycology, Virology, and
Parasitology

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September 2014

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SU garnered 2nd place among the top 5 best
schools

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March 2015

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SU garnered a 100% passing rate

Top 4 – Danderick Avanzado Ablir
Top 5 – Kym Yves Tan Siliran
Top 6 – Jemuel Telen Guasa
Top 8 – Jason Cuevas Bansuela
Top 9 – Antonio Morqueda Vincoy Jr.

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September 2015

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Gabriel Paulo Condongo Orosco ranked 5th in the MTLE

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2016 – 2017

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○ SU ranked 5th among well-performing schools in the country

○ New director: Asst. Prof. Jusie A. Bernal

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August 2016

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▪︎Top 1 – Roselle Publico
▪︎Top 2 – Clarisse Cadano

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2017

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■ Top 5 – Kisha Katrin Tejoc Olpoc
■ Top 10 – Juri Nazareth Mapa Ochotorena; (Mr. Hibalag)

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2018 – 2019

New Subjects:

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○ New curriculum for K-12 graduates

○ OBE (outcome-based education) syllabus full
implementation

○ New director: Asst. Prof. Evelyn S. Fajardo
(2019)

▪︎MT 11 Introduction to PMLS 1
▪︎ MT 12 Introduction to PMLS 2
▪︎ HIS (Health Information System)
▪︎ Molecular Biology
▪︎ Epidemiology & Public Health
▪︎ 12-month internship
▪︎ General Education subjects: Bioethics, STS (Science, Technology, and Society)

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MTLE 2019

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▪︎ Top 2 – Marichu Panceras Lomotos
▪︎ Top 5 – Marc Rodney Sarvida Manaban

54
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July 25, 2022

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○ Molecular Diagnostic Laboratory

○ PCR, enzyme-linked immunoassays, nucleic acid
and protein assays

55
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March 2024

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Top 8 – Ricca Christyl Ongcol Sumalpong

56
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August 2024

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Top 7 – Nerfee C. Casilao

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