MT LAWS Flashcards

(50 cards)

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Shall be used to promulgate acts of the President that establish general or permanent guidelines for the implementation or execution of statutory or constitutional powers

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EXECUTIVE ORDERS

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The president may promulgate proclamations that have the SAME LEGAL FORCE as executive orders by designating a date or a conditions

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PROCLAMATIONS

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Used to PROMULGATE THE PRESIDENT’S ACTION that pertain to specific areas of government operations while he is performing his duties as the administrative head.

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ADMINISTRATIVE ORDERS

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Shall be used to FORMALIZE THE PRESIDENT’S ACTIONS on matters of administrative detail, subordinate interest, or temporary concern that solely affect a specific officer or government office.

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MEMORANDUM ORDERS

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Acts of the President on matters relating to internal administration, which the President DESIRES TO BRING TO THE ATTENTION of all or some of the departments, agencies, bureaus, or offices of the government, for information or compliance

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MEMORANDUM CIRCULARS

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The President may issue general or special orders in his capacity as the head of state and commander of the PHILIPPINE ARMED FORCES.

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GENERAL OR SPECIAL ORDERS

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No longer allowed under the administrative code of 1987.
It counterparts the Republic Act in the legislative process that the President itself issues laws that the contemporary set of congress are allowed to change and amend.

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PRESIDENTIAL DECREE

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There is a rule of behavior called “ _______ “ that is formed by doing the same things over and over again. It is legally binding and must be followed.

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CUSTOM

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It is not possible to use a local custom as a source of right unless it is properly established by __________

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COMPETENT EVIDENCE

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The legislative process of the Democratic Republic of the Philippines, which based on its Constitution of 1987, is unique and has a story of being influenced by _________

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Spanish, American, and native cultures.

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A bicameral body consisting of the Senate and the House of Representatives, the Congress is the legislative branch of the Philippine government. As a result of the Philippines time as an AMERICAN COLONY, this structure has characteristics of the

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AMERICAN SYSTEM

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The Executive Process define in __________________

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Administrative code of 1987

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Congress members can introduce bill, either House (HB) or Senate (SB) , addressing specific issues or need arising from consultations, advocacy groups, or current events.

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INTRODUCTION OF A BILL

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Once a bill is filled, it is read for the first time. The bill’s TITLE and the NAME OF IT’S AUTHOR’S are ready aloud. And it’s then referred to the appropriate COMMITTEE for review and deliberations.

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FIRST READING

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The committee discusses the bill, holds public hearings, and solicits STAKE HOLDER INPUT. This stage is crucial for extensive DEBATE , discussion, and amendments.

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COMMITTEE STAGE

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After hearings and consultations, the committee will write a REPORT WITH RECOMMENDATIONS. If they approve the bill, the report will include a _____________________ , Consolidated bills on the same topic are called __________________________.

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COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE , SUBSTITUTE BILLS

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PLENARY discusses the committee report. Changes can be made here. After lengthy DEBATED AND AMENDMENTS, the bill is voted on.

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2ND READING

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The bill’s FINALS version is read , including any second reading changes. DEBATES is over. Members of the legislature will vote. Bills need MAJORITY support to pass.

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THIRD READING

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Reconciles HOUSE SENATE BILL differences. Both chambers are represented on the committee. After consensus, the
“ CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT “ is written.

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BI - CAMERAL CONFERENCE COMMITTEE

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Both the HOUSE AND THE SENATE will approve the conference committee report in plenary. Once ratified, the bill is then transmitted to the President for approval.

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RATIFICATION

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The President has 30 days to act on the bill. He can SIGN IT, VETO IT, or let it pass WITHOUT his approval.

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PRESIDENTIAL ACTION

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Philippine constitutional law will be reviewed by the SUPREME COURT , An unconstitutional law will be repealed.

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SUPREME COURT ARBITRATION

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After the law has been passed, the affected agencies in the EXECUTIVE department will draft the implementing rules and regulations of the said law. The related agencies will draft rules HOW the law will be executed.

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RULES AND REGULATIONS

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This process produces _________________. Even if new senators congressman, or presidents are elected.

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Older version of this process is called as the _________________ And has the similar weight to Republic Act. It is passed by the congress during the __________ occupation in the Philippines.
COMMONWEALTH ACT , AMERICAN
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5 Related Terminologies
Bill Amendment Enactment Veto Due Process
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The President's power to reject a bill passed by Congress
VETO
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The principles that the government must respect all legal rights owed to a person according to the law
DUE PROCESS
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The process of passing a bill into law by the legislative body
ENACTMENT
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A proposed law that is under consideration by a legislature
BILL
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Changes or modifications made to a bill or law
AMENDMENT
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Is the quality of human act
MORALITY
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If the human act is morally good, the act must be good in itself
ACT ITSELF
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The act must be good in it's end
MOTIVE OF THE AGENT
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The circumstances other than the end must be good
CIRCUMSTANCES
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The PHILOSOPHICAL field of bioethics examines the morality of behavior with regard to human life in general and HEALTH in particular
BIOETHICS
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Provide the legal as well as moral obligations of a professional admitted in the practice of medical technology to his/her patients, colleagues, the public, and the profession
MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY LAWS AND BIOETHICS
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Legislative decrees pertaining to MT have legal implications Establish boundaries, fundamental rights, obligations, etc Particular criminal laws because breaking any of their rules
MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY LAWS
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How many professions PRC overseas
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Branch the deals with the examination of tissues, secretions, and bodily fluids through a variety of automated and manual medical laboratory procedures and techniques that include electronic, chemical, and microscopic methods
LABORATORY MEDICINE'S AUXILIARY
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Facilities that analyze different biological fluids, such as blood and tissues, chemically and under a microscope.
CLINICAL LABORATORIES
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One of the component subjects of a minor subject in the MT board exam with LABORATORY MANAGEMENT, HISTOPATHOLOGIC, AND CYTOLOGIC TECHNIQUES, LABORATORY MANAGEMENT, HUMAN HISTOLOGY, AUTOPSY, AND RESEARCH.
MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY LAWS AND BIOETHICS OR MEDTECH LAWS as shortened. They are with combination and weigh 10%
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According to the latest, table of specifications released by the professional regulatory board for MT, they secured around _____ what percentage?
25%
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Medtech Law (RA5527) - Related latest laws and other updated laws - Code of Ethics including bioethics -
10 items 10 items 5 items
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A work textbook. Quezon city, C and E Publishing, Inc.
De vera, et. Al (2022) MT laws and Bioethics
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The MT Profession and the Philippine laws on medical technology (2023 edition), Manila. Pioneer
Moraleta, N (2023)
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Ethics: theory and practice. (1 lth ed.). Singapore, pearson
Thiroux, J, (2018)
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Ethics of health care: a guide for clinical practice, R.M (2018)
Edge R (2019)
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Class behavior
TSUS OR TUSS
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Academic Honesty (Automatic FAIL)
CPG