MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY/CLINICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE EDUCATION Flashcards
(38 cards)
Latin word “currere” means to run
Curriculum
Four-year program, 4th year is internship
BSMT/BSMLS
(Professional Course) deals with basic concept of MLS, emphasizes on curriculum, practice, CPDs, biosafety and waste management
PMLS 1
(Professional course) deals with study of
pre-analytic, analytic, post-analytic
procedures, phlebotomy, principles and
application of standard procedures in
blood collection
PMLS 2
(Professional course) Study of foundations of community health, include human ecology, demography,
and epidemiology
CPH
(Professional course) study of the
concepts and principles of heredity,
includes genetic phenomena, sex
determination, and genetic defects
Cytogenetics
(Professional course) study of cells,
tissues, organs with emphasis on
microscopic structures
Human Histology
(Professional course) covers the basic
concepts and principles of disease
processes, etiology, and changes in the
body and microscopy. It deals with the
techniques for preparation of tissue
samples (surgery, biopsy, autopsy,
micro/macroscopic)
Histopathologic Techniques with Cytology
(Professional course)
study of
physiology and morphology of bacteria
and their role in infection and immunity
Clinical Bacteriology
(Professional course) study of animal
parasites in humans and their medical
significance
Clinical Parasitology
(Professional course) tackles the
concepts of inheritance,
characterization, and laboratory
identification of red cells and their
antibodies. It covers the application of
antigen/antibodies in transfusion
Immunohematology and Blood bank
(ABO and RH typing, Blood donation,
Coombs test, Transfusion)
(Professional course) study of fungi and
viruses as agent of diseases with
emphasis of epidemiology and
laboratory identification
Mycology and Virology
(Professional course) Looks into the
concept of laboratory management
which are planning, organizing,
staffing, directing, and controlling
Laboratory Management
(Professional course) encompasses various laws, administrative orders, related to the practice of Medical Technology
Medical Technology Laws and Bioethics
(Professional course) Study of the
concepts of blood as a tissue.
Formation, metabolism of cells,
laboratory assays, correlation with
pathologic conditions
Hematology 1 (CBC, ESR, BLOOD SMEAR)
(Professional course) deals with
concepts and principles of homeostasis,
and abnormalities involving RBCs,
WBCs, and platelets.
Laboratory
identification of blood cell and
abnormalities, quantitative
measurement of coagulation factors are
emphasized
Hematology 2 (PT, APTT, CT, BT)
(Professional course) Study of urine and
other body fluids, includes formation, disease process and clinical correlation of laboratory results
- Clinical Microscopy (Stool specimens, pregnancy tests, urinalysis, other body fluids)
(Professional course) encompasses the
concepts of physiologically active
soluble substances and waste materials
present in body fluids. It also looks into
instrumentation and automation
Clinical Chemistry 1 (Quality control,
glucose determination, lipid testing,
BUN, protein testing, biosafety)
(Professional course) encompasses the concepts of physiologically active soluble substances and waste materials present in body fluids. It also covers the study of endocrine glands and hormones and their formation, therapeutic drug monitoring of drugs and toxic substances
Clinical Chemistry 2 (Bilirubin Test,
Enzymology, Drug tests, Hormone testing, Electrolyte testing)
(Professional course) taken in 4th year in
program together with internship, deals
with current laboratory analyses used
in the practice of Medical Technology
Seminars 1 and 2
(Professional course) deals with nucleic
acid and protein molecule interaction
within the cell to promote proper
growth, cell division , and development
(DNA replication, repair, transcription,
protein synthesis)
Molecular Biology and Diagnostics
(Professional course) deals with the
basic concepts of research applied in MT/MLS
Research Courses
(Professional course) taken during the
4th year for those who have completed
and passed all the academic requirements
Clinical Internship testing
The intern is required to render _ of duty
per week, _ in one year
- 32 hours
- 1,664 hours
