Module 1 History of Medical Technology Profession Flashcards
History of Medical Technology Profession:
Father of Medicine
Hippocrates
History of Medical Technology Profession:
Author of the Hippocratic Oath
Hippocrates
History of Medical Technology Profession:
Introduced Urine Testing
Hippocrates
History of Medical Technology Profession:
Greek Physician and Philosopher who introduced the Four Humors
Galen
History of Medical Technology Profession:
Four Humors
Blood, Phlegm, Yellow bile, Black bile
History of Medical Technology Profession:
What era was “water casting” also known as Uroscopy introduced
Medieval Europe
History of Medical Technology Profession:
Water casting is also known as
Uroscopy
History of Medical Technology Profession:
The book that was introduced during 900 A.D.
First book for detailing characteristics of urine
History of Medical Technology Profession:
What was not allowed during the 11th Century
To conduct physical examination
History of Medical Technology Profession:
Used during 18th Century
Mechanical techniques and Cadaver dissections
History of Medical Technology Profession:
Started during 19th Century the use of _______________
Machines for diagnosis
History of Medical Technology Profession:
During 1969, ____% of medical professionals were ________
80%, non physicians
History of Medical Technology in the United States:
_______ opened the Laboratory of Clinical Medicine during ______
William Pepper, 1985
History of Medical Technology in the United States:
_______ published The Demand for Training of Laboratory Technicians during _____
John Kolmer, 1918
History of Medical Technology in the United States:
During _____, administrative units of clinical laboratories in large hospitals were directed by __________ and clinical laboratories consisted of __________.
1920, Chief physicians, 4 to 5 divisions
History of Medical Technology in the United States:
American Society for clinical pathology (ASCP) was founded during ______
1922
History of Medical Technology in the United States:
During _______, Medical Technologists in the US sought professional recognition through _________.
1950s, Licensure exam
History of Medical Technology in the Philippines :
During _____, Spanish empire established Manila as their capital in PH.
16th Century
History of Medical Technology in the Philippines :
_________ in Cebu was moved to Manila to cater Military patients during _______.
Hospital Real, 1565
History of Medical Technology in the Philippines :
Franciscans built ___________ during _______.
San Lorenzo Hospital, 1578
History of Medical Technology in the Philippines :
______ was founded for poor spaniards during _______.
Hospital De San Juan de Dios , 1596
History of Medical Technology in the Philippines :
Hospital de San Jose was founded in Cavite on _____
1641
History of Medical Technology in the Philippines :
Dominicans founded ______ during ___
UST, 1611
History of Medical Technology in the Philippines :
UST established the first faculties of pharmacy and medicine during _____
1871
History of Medical Technology in the Philippines :
________________ which is the first clinical laboratory in the Philippines was established during _______ by 6th Infantry Division of the _________
Manila Public Health Laboratory, WWII, US Army Quiricada St. Sta Cruz, Manila
History of Medical Technology in the Philippines :
During _________, the US army left and endorsed laboratory to __________ and was __________
June, 1945, National Department of Health, Non operational
History of Medical Technology in the Philippines :
During ________, Dr. _________with the help of Dr. ____________ reopened the laboratory
October 1945, Dr. Pio de Roda, Dr. Mariano Icasiano
History of Medical Technology in the Philippines :
They conducted a training program for aspiring laboratory workers and 6th month training program was prepared
Dr. Pio de Roda & Dr. Prudencia Sta. Ana
History of Medical Technology in the Philippines :
Bureau of Private education approved of a 4-year course in BSMT during
1954
History of Medical Technology in the Philippines :
____________ opened the first school of MT under the leadership of ____________
Manila Sanitarium Hospital (MSH), Mrs. Villa Hedrick
History of Medical Technology in the Philippines :
During _______, Philippine Union College now known as _____________ absorbed MSHs school of MT
1954, Adventist University of the Philippines
History of Medical Technology in the Philippines :
First graduate of the MT program
Dr Jesse Umali
History of Medical Technology in the Philippines :
During ______, UST offered Medical Technology course as an elective for pharmacy students
1957
History of Medical Technology in the Philippines :
Medical Technology was recognized as official program in UST during this year
1961
History of Medical Technology in the Philippines :
CEU offered BS Medical Technology during what year
1960
History of CEU - CMT:
CEU-CMT was established in what year
1960
History of CEU - CMT:
CEU-CMT is the Initiative of the ___________ and ____________
2nd CEU president (CDL), University Registrar (GDL)
History of CEU - CMT:
First batch of CEU-CMT graduated during
1962
History of CEU - CMT:
_____________ organized and monitored the proper implementation of Medical Technology curriculum during years _________.
Ms. Purification Suaco, 1960-1963
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
first description of hematuria to the failure of kidneys to function properly in filtering blood (50 AD)
Rufus of Ephesus
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
created system of pathology combining Hippocrates humoral theories with pythagorean theory
Galen
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
founder of experimental physiology (180 AD)
Galen
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
devised guidelines for the use of urine as a diagnostic aid (900 AD)
Isaac Judaeus
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
discovered circulation of blood (1578-1657)
William Harvey
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
marked the beginning of a period of mechanical explanations for a variety of functions & processes (1578-1657)
William Harvey
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
earliest microscopist; probably first to use microscope to investigate causes of disease (1602-1680)
Athanasius Kircher
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
used microscope to document existence of cells and inspired works of histologists (1635-1703)
Robert Hooke
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
founder of histology; famous for investigations on embryology and histology, physiology of glands and viscera (1628-1694)
Marcello Malpighi
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
observed urine that contained protein would form a precipitate when boiled with acetic acid (1694)
Frederick Dekkers
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
first to noticed the characteristic sweet taste of diabetic urine, established the principle for the differential diagnosis of diabetes mellitus and diabetes insipidus (1621-1675)
Thomas Willis
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
first to perform direct transfusion of blood from one animal to another (1631-1691)
Richard Lower
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
discovered cause of coagulation, which he called “coagulable lymph” now known as fibrogen (1739-1774)
William Hewson
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
descriptions of germinal vesicle in embryo (1823)
Johannes Evangelista Purkinje
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
description and naming protoplasm (1823)
Johannes Evangelista Purkinje
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
discovery of sudoriferous glands of skin and excretory ducts (1823)
Johannes Evangelista Purkinje
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
numerous descriptions of brain, nerve, and muscle cells (1823)
Johannes Evangelista Purkinje
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
introduced concepts of aerobic and anaerobic bacteria; discovered partial heat sterilization or Pasteurization; attenuated vaccines (1822-1895)
Louis Pasteur
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
established ward laboratories at john hopkins Hospital, routine tests were carried out by attending physicians (1898)
Sir William Osler
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
discovered complete life history and sporulation of anthrax bacillus (1843-1910)
Robert Koch
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
developed method obtaining pure cultures of organisms (1843-1910)
Robert Koch
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
perfect the method of steam sterilization Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
(1843-1910)
Robert Koch
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
discovered tubercle bacillus by other special culture and staining methods (1843-1910)
Robert Koch
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
formulated a rule for determining the specificity of disease-causing organisms (1843-1910)
Robert Koch
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
discovered Vibrio cholera and recognized the routes of transmission (1843-1910)
Robert Koch
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
discovered methods of antisepsis using carbolic acid (1872-1912)
Joseph Lister
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
first to observe the role of calcium salts in the coagulation of blood; devised a coagulometer to estimate coagulation time.
Sir Almourth Edward Wright
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
developed many methods of drying and fixing blood smears using heat (1854-1915)
Paul Ehrlich
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
discovered mast cells and saw granulations using a basic aniline stain (1854-1915)
Paul Ehrlich
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
classified white blood cells into different morphological types (1854-1915)
Paul Ehrlich
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
discovered methylene blue as a bacterial stain (1854-1915)
Paul Ehrlich
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
accidentally discovered penicillin (1881-1955)
Sir Alexander Fleming
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
developed the bacteriological staining method most widely used today (1884)
Christian Gram
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
developed the plating technique using double dishes now called petri dishes (1887)
R. J. Petri
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
discovered the antibacterial action prontosil, a derivative of sulfonamide (1895-1964)
Gerhard Johannes Paul Domagk
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
introduced Jaffe’s alkaline picrate method for creatinine (1904-1922)
Otto Folin
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
published the first normal values of uric acid, NPN, and protein in blood for assessment of renal function (1904-1922)
Otto Folin
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
discovered the Folin Ciocalteu reagent (1904-1922)
Otto Folin
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
discovered the concept of human blood types (1868-1943)
Karl Landsteiner
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
described the ABO blood group (1868-1943)
Karl Landsteiner
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
studied bleeding in newborns and contributed to the discovery of the Rh factor (1868-1943)
Karl Landsteiner
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
published “the demand for and training of laboratory technicians” which included a description of the first formal training course in medical technology (1918)
John Kolmer
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
included a description of the first formal training course in medical technology
The demand for and training of laboratory technicians
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
first reported the ability to recognize cancer in vaginal smears, thus beginning clinical cytology (1928)
G.N. Papanicolaou
Scientists in the Medical Technology Field:
edited and published the first textbook of laboratory medicine entitled A Manual of Clinical Diagnosis (1908)
James C. Todd