THE MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY PROFESSION Flashcards

(50 cards)

1
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RA 5527

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Philippine Medical Technology Act of 1969

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When was RA 5527 made into law

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June 21, 1969

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3
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States that if you graduate from the BSMT program and wishes to
work in the clinical lab, you must pass the board exam

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RA 5527 (Philippine Medical Technology Act of 1969)

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Defines the practices of MedTech professionals

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RA 5527 (Philippine Medical Technology Act of 1969)

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A science that deals with the _____, ______, and _____ study of various body fluids in order to give clues or confirmatory findings to physicians, consultants or specialists of possible disorder or disease of the patients being managed.

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Medical Technology

chemical, physical, and microscopic

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“An allied health profession that is central to the operation of hospitals today.”

  • __________
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Medical Technology

  • Ohio State University
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One of the ______ list of best jobs (Les Krantz, Jobs Rated Almanac)

ranked _____ in the healthcare/medicine/ occupational category

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top 20

3rd

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9
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use __________ to observe details of cells, ova, and cysts of parasitic organisms

What lab sections uses this

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-Parasitology (tedious job as you need to count the no. of eggs; use microscope to view ova in the stool)
-Clinical Microscopy,
-Bacteriology
-Hematology,
-Blood Banking (use microscope to confirm if your cells are abuted),
-Histopathology

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section that test whether the blood of the donor is compatible with the blood of the recipient

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Immunohematology and Blood Banking sections
-1st thing to know: must have the same blood type
-difference of blood type= clumping of RBCs=death of recipient

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utilize special stains to identify microorganisms and to analyze various cells.

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Hematology, Micro Biology, Histopathology, Clinical Microscopy (stain the sperm cells)

-Color Blindness= misdiagnosis
-Stains= used to know a specific part of a cell
-WBCs= have granules and with the stain, it can easily find it

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12
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discover and identify organism causing
infection and disease

urine is cultured in the ______

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Immunology & Serology, Microbiology, Bacteriology sections

-Microbiology

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measure chemical substances in blood and
other body fluids

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Clinical Chemistry (measure the analyte)

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14
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operate complex apparatus, instruments and
machines

2 major process in testing: _____ & ______

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Manual & Automation

-must know Manual method of testing if a machine is broken

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-works in a clinical laboratory
-involved in direct patient service

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Laboratorian

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-more on the Phlebotomy side/blood collection
-learns to establish vital linkage between technologies & medical science

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Laboratorian

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-works in school or in the academe
-concerned with faculty, curriculum, student-teaching, program development
-prepares new professionals in assuming various roles of MTs

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Professional Educator

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-works in health industry
-involves in marketing, sales of pharmaceutical & diagnostic products/instruments
-generates interest & need for new developments for better health care
-develop vaccines

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Researcher

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-employed in pharmaceutical companies, veterinary
-provides technical support through lab analysis
-promotes as well as provide consumer protection through quality analyses

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Laboratory Analyst

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What are the major areas of Medical Technology

-the bulks of tests are usually being received in these areas
-critical sections = they deal with blood samples

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Clinical Chemistry
Hematology
Immunology and Serology
Microbiology
Immunohematology

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21
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What are the minor areas of Medical Technology?

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Clinical Microscopy
Parasitology
Histopathology & Cytology

22
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-usually test pap smear to check for cancer cells in the uterus/cervix; although pathologists use the microscope, MTs only process the samples

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Histopathology & Cytology

23
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STAT

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Short Turn Around Time

24
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Performed immediately and by itself

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STAT (Short Turn Around Time)

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Run control and standard
STAT (Short Turn Around Time)
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20-50% more expensive
STAT (Short Turn Around Time)
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TAT is shortened
STAT (Short Turn Around Time)
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Request is need
STAT (Short Turn Around Time)
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Done with the batch
Routine
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Performed ASAP, given priority
Today
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Based on “running time”
Today
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Better term than “normal value”
Reference Values
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Pulled value, usually ____ of population
Reference Values 95%
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Vary in different hospitals but not that far
Reference Values
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Not fixed for all
Reference Values
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Should consider:
1. Age 2. Sex 3. Pregnancy 4. Diurnal variation 5. Race 6. Blood type
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● Needs immediate attention ● “panic values” - does not meet the reference range ● Should call physician ● Patient is at risk
Critical Values
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Basic Laboratory Equipment
1. light microscope 2. colorimeters and photometer 3. water bath 4. centrifuge 5. balance 6. cold incubators 7. refrigerators 8. pH meters 9. mixers 10. ovens 11. de-ionizers 12. safety cabinets 13. glassware and plasticwares
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state their full name & must not answer yes or no questions
ambulatory patients:
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ask the parents, attending nurse, or look at the patient bracelet or patient chart
unconscious/newborns
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no collection will happen if there is no ______
patient identification
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Specimen Types
● Venous blood serum or plasma ● Arterial blood (puncture) - physician & respiratory therapists can only perform this ● Capillary blood ● Urine ● Feces ● CSF ● Sputum ● Tissue and cells ● Aspirates (pleural, ascites, ● joint fluid, intestinal ● (duodenal), pancreatic fluids ● Calculi (kidney stones) - physicians are only allowed to perform
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collected in anticoagulant tube; the blood stays in the liquid form; _____ test tube
plasma purple
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present in plasma; stops blood flow; will be used in the clotting process hence it is absent in the serum
fibrinogen
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allow to clot for ______ before centrifugation
serum 30 minutes
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process them immediately or add preservatives or put in the lab ref
Urine specimens
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examples of preservatives added to prevent bacterial growth or acid may be needed to stabilize metabolites
1. Boric Acid 2. Hydrochloric Acid 3. Acetic Acid 4. Thymol 5. Toluene
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Labeled as "dangerous specimen" yellow sticker. Similar label should be attached on the request form
1. HBV positive 2. HIV positive 3. TB positive
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What are the sampling errors
Blood sampling techniques prolonged stasis during venipuncture QNS errors in timing incorrect specimen container inappropriate sampling site incorrect sample storage
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Blood collection process must not exceed
1 minute