Module 1 Flashcards

1
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  • Biochemical analysis of body fluids
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Clinical Chemistry

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2
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  • science or study of blood and
    blood diseases.
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Hematology

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3
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  • The study of the biology of
    microscopic organisms - viruses, bacteria, algae, fungi, slime molds,
    and protozoa
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Microbiology

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4
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  • Or Clinical microscopy/Urinalysis and Body Fluids
A

Urinalysis

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5
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  • Transfusion related testing
A

Immunohematology

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6
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  • Antibody studies
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Serology (Immunology)

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7
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  • Collection of specimen needed
    for testing (includes
    phlebotomy)
A

Specimen collecting
and Processing

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8
Q

❖ 460 B.C.
❖ Greek physician
❖ “Father of Medicine”
❖ He described four “humors” or body fluids in men

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Hippocrates

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9
Q

❖ 1922-2020
❖ Strongly believes that Medical Technology can be
traced back to 1500 B.C = intestinal parasites (taenia
and ascaris) were mentioned in writings
❖ Also noted that the Ebers Papyrus (early form of
writing) has descriptions of the three stages of
hookworm infection.

A

Vivian Herrick

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10
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A book for treatment of diseases contains description of the three stages of hookworm infection

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Ebers Papyrus

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11
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❖ (1632-1723)
❖ Invented the first functional microscope
❖ First to describe the red blood cells
❖ First to see protozoa
❖ First to classify bacteria according to shape

A

Anton van Leeuwenhoek

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12
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❖ Production in the middle of the 19th Century
❖ Became possible to stain bacteria and to study them better under the microscope

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Aniline dyes

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13
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❖ 1848
❖ Performed the first quantitative test in urine sugar

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Hermann Fehling

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14
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❖ Sometime in 1800
❖ Found out the diagnosis of his patients by several means; part of the process of collecting evidence was investigation in the laboratory; large part of the complete
picture consisted of laboratory findings

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Dr. William Occam

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15
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❖ 1815
❖ “Apothecaries Act of 1815”
❖ Medicine brought in itself a complete revolution by the
development of physical findings before and after death
❖ Established anatomical pathology
❖ Later adding bacteriology to the elucidation of the
causes of disease and the laboratory examinations

A

Baron Karl von Humboldt

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16
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❖ 1878
❖ Graduated from College of Physicians & Surgeons in
New York
❖ Studied pathology and bacteriology in Germany
❖ Went to Bellevue Hospital Medical College
❖ Obtained laboratory and used it in teaching and giving microscopical courses
❖ In 1885, he became the first professor of pathology at
John Hopkins University

A

Dr. William H. Welch

17
Q

❖ First pathologist of the John Hopkins Hospital
Department of Pathology

A

Dr. Simon Flexner

18
Q

❖ 1885
❖ Obtained significant results in his works in medicine by applying laboratory methods to his practice of
medicine
❖ Initiated the use of laboratory animals for
experimentation – to help in laboratory examinations
for diagnosis of disease
❖ 1887
❖ Concluded the use of laboratory methods in Clinical
Medicine elucidates pathological problems

A

Burdon Sunderson

19
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First Clinical laboratory opened at John Hopkins
Hospital. Also another laboratory opened at the University of Pennsylvania (William Pepper Laboratory)

20
Q

census of the United States
listed 100 technicians (all are male)

21
Q

Dr. James C. Todd - Published a laboratory guide entitled, “Manual of Clinical Diagnosis”

22
Q

Approval and acceptance of the Insurance Act.

23
Q

A law was enacted requiring all
hospitals and institutions to have
adequate laboratory and to employ
full-time laboratory technician

24
Q

A course bulletin titled “Courses
in Medical Technology for
Clinical Laboratory Technicians”
was issued at the University of
Minnesota

25
Degree level program for Med Tech was offered
1923
26
Denver Society of Clinical Pathologists were opened
1931
27
American Board of Pathology was established
1936
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US required a two-year collegiate education and a 12- month actual training in the laboratory
1940
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Medical Technology practice was introduced by the 26th Medical Infantry of the US 6th Army Quiricada St., Sta Cruz Manila
end of WWII
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staff of the 6th U.S. Army left the Philippines Dr. Alfredo Pio de Roda -preserved the remains of the laboratory
June 1945
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laboratory was formally re-established by Dr. Alfredo Pio de Roda and Dr. Mariano C. Icasiano
Oct 1, 1945
32
Training of medical technicians started -Dr. Pio de Roda and Dr. Prudencia C. Sta. Ana
1947
33
Dr. Sta. Ana prepared a syllabus for training for medical technicians; formal 6-month training was required and there is a certification of completion given Dr. Tirso Briones - joined the training program at the Public Health Lab
1954
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an American Medical Practitioner and missionary of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Mrs. Willa Helgert-Hedrick
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Reasons for opening a MT course
1. hospital doctors need for a laboratory 2. search for competent laboratory workers 3. Dr. Reuben Manalaysay and Rev. Warren formally requested Mrs. Hilgert-Hedrick to start a school of MT in the Phils.
36
All part-time practicing physicians were reinforced as teachers - applying nee laboratory methods to medical practice and medical teaching at university college at cambridge
1858