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HISTORY OF PUBLIC HEALTJH Flashcards

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where did public health began

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AT THE OLD FRANCISCAN CONVENT IN INTRAMUROS

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He put up dispensary at the old franciscan convent for treating indigents in manila

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FR. JUAN CLEMENTE

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*public health began
* dispensary at the old Franciscan convent in Intra by Fr. Juan Clemente

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PRE-AMERICAN OCCUPATION (1577)

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*The influential Spanish clergy ESTABLISHED THE FIRST MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS in the Philippines.

*A few of these, such as the Hospital San Juan de Dios, remain to this day

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PRE-AMERICAN OCCUPATION

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Creation of Vaccinators to prevent smallpox

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SPANISH TIME

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Creation of Board of Health

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SPANISH TIME

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First medical school in the Philippines- UST

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SPANISH TIME

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what is the first medical school in the Philippines

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UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS (UST)

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School of Midwifery

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SPANISH TIME

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Public Health Laboratory

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SPANISH TIME

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Forensic Medicine

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SPANISH TIME

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12
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during spanish time, what did they do to show that the vaccines were not meant to harm

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it was first administered to the Governor-General’s very own children.

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Water-borne diseases like cholera were rampant during
these periods.

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PRE AMERICAN OCCUPATION

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A hospital named after the patron saint of lepers

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San Lazaro Hospital

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Who is the Governor-General when San Lazaro Hospital took care of the 150 lepers that were sent by the Japanese Emperor in 1632

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JUAN NINO DE TABORA

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16
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hospital for smallpox and cholera

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Hospital de Argencina

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17
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an act provided for the compulsory apprehension, detention, and segregation of lepers at the Culion Leper Colony

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the Leper Law (Act No. 1711)

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18
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Control of epidemics such as
cholera,
small pox
and plague

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AMERICAN MILITARY GOVRNMT

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19
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Fight against communicable diseases such as
common cold,
Hepatits A-D,
chickenpox,
SARS,
flu
mumps,
malaria,
herpes,
STD,
measles

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AMERICAN MILITARY GOVNMT

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20
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  1. Garbage crematory
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AMERICAN MILITARY GOVERNMENT

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  1. First sanitary ordinance and rat control
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AMERICAN MILITARY GOVT

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  1. Cholera vaccine was first tried
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AMERICAN MILITARY GOVT

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23
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  1. Confirmed that plague in man comes from infected rat
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AMERICAN MILITARY GOVT

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  1. Opened the UP College of Medicine
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AMERICAN MILITARY GOVT

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  1. Establishes Bureau of Science
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AMERICAN MILITARY GOVT

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26
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A health officer dispensing mass vaccination among school children in

A

PARANG, SULU

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27
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A make shift hospital made by te US Army that is formerly called as the North General Hospital

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JOSE R. REYES MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTER

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28
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how many nurses for a population of ten and a half million filipinos

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930 nurses

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29
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  1. Hygiene and Physiology were included in curriculum of public elementary school
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PHILIPPINE ASSEMBLY

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  1. Anti-TB campaign was started
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PHILIPPINE ASSEMBLY

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31
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  1. Philippine Tuberculosis Society was organized
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PHILIPPINE ASSEMBLY

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32
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  1. Opening of PGH (Philippine General Hospital)
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PHILIPPINE ASSEMBLY

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33
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  1. Use of anti-typhoid vaccine was initiated
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PHILIPPINE ASSEMBLY

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34
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  1. Dry vaccine against small pox was first use
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PHILIPPINE ASSEMBLY

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35
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  1. Mechanisms of transmission of dengue fever through Aedes aegypti was studied
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PH ASSEMBLY

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36
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  1. Establishment of School of Hygiene and Public Health
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PH ASSEMBLY

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37
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  1. National Research Council of the Philippines was organized
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PH ASSEMBLY

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38
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  1. BS in Education Major in Health Education was opened in UP
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PH ASSEMBLY

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39
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  1. (PPHA) Philippine Public Health Association was organized
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PH ASSEMBLY

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40
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Retrogression rather than progression in so far as the health was concern
1. Increase CDR / Crude Death Rate
2. Increase IMR / Infant Mortality Rate
3. Increase Morbidity

A

JONES LAW YEARS

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41
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Increase deaths from smallpox, cholera, typhoid, malaria and TB

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JONES LAW YEARS

42
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Re-organization of the health service and encouraged effective supervision

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JONES LAW

43
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Study the cause and prevalence of typhoid fever

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JONES LAW

44
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Schick test was used to determine the causes of diphtheria

A

JONES LAW

45
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Campaign against Hookworm was launched

A

JONES LAW

46
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First training course for sanitary inspector was given

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JONES LAW

47
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Anti-dysentery vaccine was first tried

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JONES LAW

48
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Women and child labor law was passed

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JONES LAW

49
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The epidemiology of life threatening disease was studied- diphtheria, dengue

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COMMONWEALTH PERIOD

50
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Research in the field of health was promoted

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COMMONWEALTH

51
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UP School of Public Health was established

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COMMONWEALTH

52
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Development of Maternal and Child Health (MCH)

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COMMONWEALTH

53
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Creation of Dept. of Public Health and Welfare

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COMMONWEALTH 1939

54
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FIRST SECRETARY OF DEPT. OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND WELFARE

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DR. JOSE FABELLA

55
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THE FIRST FEMALE GRADUATE OF UP COLLEGE OF MED

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DR. PAZ MENDOZA-GUAZON

56
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Bureau of Census and Statistics was created to gather vital statistics

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COMMONWEALTH 1940

57
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In spite of development
1. Inequitable distribution of health services remained a problem
2. 80% of those who died were never given medical attention

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COMMONWEALTH

58
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the __________ took effect and part of its earnings provided funds for health projects such as the government’s program to combat tuberculosis

A

SWEEPSTAKES LAW

59
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The _____ managed the funds and its lasting memorial to President Quezon was the Quezon Institute.

A

PCSO

60
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During this time, all public health activities were practically paralyzed.

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JAPANESE OCCUPATION / WW2

61
Q

Increase incidence of TB, venereal diseases, malaria, leprosy and malnutrition.

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JAPANESE OCCUPATION / WW2

62
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He recommended before the Philippine Congress the approval of legislation providing for pre-paid medical service to populations who cannot afford medical assistance, especially in remote rural communities.

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PRES. ELPIDIO QUIRINO

63
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Philippine Independence

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POST WW2

64
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Completion of a research on Dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane (DDT) -as larvicidal/insecticide to control malaria

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POST WW2

65
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Introduction of one-infection method for gonorrhea with penicillin

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POST WW2

66
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Manila was selected as Headquarters for World Health Organization (WHO) Western Pacific Office on August 15, 1951

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POST WW2

67
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Strengthening Health and Dental services in rural areas (per municipalities with 5,000-10,000 population)
1 Municipal Health Officer
1 Public Health Nurse
1 Midwife
1 Sanitary Inspector

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POST WW2

68
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Strengthened the delivery of health and dental services in the rural areas

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POST WW2

69
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an act made under President Ramon Magsaysay to strengthen the delivery of health and dental services in the rural areas

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RURAL HEALTH UNIT ACT OF 1954

70
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Creation of National Economic Development Authority

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MARTIAL LAW YEARS

71
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Department of Health was renamed as Ministry of Health (MOH)

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MARTIAL LAW YEARS

72
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Formulation of National Health Plan

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MARTIAL LAW YEARS

73
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Construction of Tertiary Hospital
Philippine Heart Center
Lung Center
Kidney Center
Lungsod ng Kabataan / Philippine Children’s’ Medical Center

A

MLAW YEARS

74
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Adaptation of the Primary Health Care

A

MLAW YEARS

75
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Nationwide program providing supplementary food for infants, pre-school and school children.
NUTRIBUN

A

MLAW YEARS

76
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Philippines was the first country to implement PHC
Launching of Operation Timbang and Mothercraft

A

MLAW YEARS

77
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Progress in Public Health research
RITM- Research Institute for Topical Medicine
PCHRD- Philippine Council for Health Research and Development

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MLAW YEARS

78
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From Ministry of Health, it was renamed again as Department of Health , DOH
Increase in life expectancy slowed down
Increased incidence of malnutrition
Declined practice of family planning

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EDSA REVOLUTION

79
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more provisions on health making comprehensive health care available

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1987 CONSTITUION

80
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Milk code- required the marketing of breast feed milk substitute

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AQUINO ADMINISTRATION

81
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Universal child and mother immunization

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AQUINO AD

82
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Act prohibiting discrimination against women

A

RA 6752 - AQUINO AD

83
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NESS

A

National Epidemic Surveillance System

84
Q

National Drug Policy and Generics Act

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RA 6675 - AQUINO AD

85
Q

Organ Donation Act

A

RA 7170

86
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emphasizes the superiority of breastmilk in providing the complete nutritional needs of children in their early years

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MILK CODE OF 1988

87
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“Health in the Hands of People” and “Let‟s DOH it” –by Sen Juan Flavier

A

RAMOS ADMINISTRATION

88
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National Immunization Day

A

RAMOS AD

89
Q

is a live strain of Mycobacterium bovis developed by Calmette and Guérin (for use as an attenuated vaccine to prevent tuberculosis and other mycobacterial infections.)

A

BCG (Bacille Calmette-Guérin

90
Q

Immunization shot against measles, mumps, and rubella (also called German measles)

A

MMR

91
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Promotion of Traditional Medicine- Herbal Medicine

A

RAMOS AD

92
Q

Yosi Kadiri

A

RAMOS AD

93
Q

Araw ng Sangkap Pinoy- aimed to prevent Vitamin A, Iron and Iodine deficiency

A

RAMOS AD

94
Q

Voluntary Blood Donation Program

A

RAMOS AD

95
Q

Kung Sila‟y Mahal Mo Magplano- Family Planning Program

A

RAMOS AD

96
Q

Doctors to the Barrio

A

RAMOS AD

97
Q

which created the Philippines National AIDS Council as a national policy and advisory body in the prevention and control of HIV-AIDS

A

EO 39

98
Q

the National Blood Services Act of 1994, this to promote voluntary blood donation

A

RA 7719

99
Q

Salt Iodization Nationwide (ASIN), providing salt iodization nationwide approved in 1996 and renamed FIDEL
(Fortified for Iodine Elimination)

A

RA 8172

100
Q

The passage of the ___________________ was a turning point in history of Philippine public healthcare. It was
the fulfillment of a vision for a more equitable healthcare system.

A

National Health Insurance Act of 1995

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