What does FBS mean in medical terms?
Fasting Blood Sugar.
Who is known as the Father of Microbiology?
Anton van Leeuwenhoek.
1/68
p.5
Medical Terminologies and Abbreviations

What does FBS mean in medical terms?

Fasting Blood Sugar.

p.2
Key Figures in Medicine

Who is known as the Father of Microbiology?

Anton van Leeuwenhoek.

p.3
Roles and Responsibilities of Medical Technology Professionals

What does a cytotechnologist do?

Works with pathologists to detect changes in body cells for early disease diagnosis and prepares human tissue for microscopic study.

p.2
Roles and Responsibilities of Medical Technology Professionals

What is the role of a pathologist?

To diagnose disease and monitor laboratory results.

p.1
Key Figures in Medicine

What significant oath did Hippocrates author?

The Hippocratic Oath.

p.1
Development of Medical Instruments

Who invented the X-ray?

Wilhelm Roentgen.

p.4
Ethics in Medical Technology

What is in vitro fertilization commonly known as?

Laboratory fertilization.

p.4
Medical Terminologies and Abbreviations

What does the prefix 'a/an' signify in medical terminology?

Without or absence.

p.4
Medical Terminologies and Abbreviations

What does the root word 'cardio' refer to?

Heart.

p.3
Ethics in Medical Technology

What does Ethical Utilitarianism state?

The rightness or wrongness of actions is determined by their consequences.

p.1
Key Figures in Medicine

Who is known as the Father of Medicine?

Hippocrates.

p.1
Development of Medical Instruments

What device did Manuel Garcia invent?

The Laryngoscope.

p.1
Medical Technology in the Philippines

Who was the first graduate of the Medical Technology program?

Dr. Jesse Umali.

p.4
Ethics in Medical Technology

What is a major controversy surrounding stem cells?

How stem cells are sourced.

p.4
Medical Terminologies and Abbreviations

What are the three basic parts of a medical term?

Root word, prefix, and suffix.

p.3
Roles and Responsibilities of Medical Technology Professionals

What is the role of a phlebotomist?

A phlebotomist is trained to draw blood for laboratory tests or blood donations.

p.3
Roles and Responsibilities of Medical Technology Professionals

What is the role of a Nuclear Medical Technologist?

Works alongside nuclear physicians, applying knowledge of radiation physics and safety regulations.

p.3
Ethics in Medical Technology

What is Ethical Relativism?

A school of ethics that states morality is relative to the norms of a particular culture.

p.3
Moral Issues in Medicine

What is genetic screening?

A procedure to screen and select genes for the detection of genetic diseases and chromosomal malformations.

p.1
Development of Medical Instruments

Who devised the first practical microscope for medical purposes?

Anton Van Leeuwenhoek.

p.1
Medical Technology in the Philippines

What was significant about the Manila Sanitarium Hospital in 1954?

It opened the first school of Medical Technology in the Philippines.

p.2
Key Figures in Medicine

What significant medical advancement did Edward Jenner discover?

Vaccination to establish immunity to smallpox.

p.4
Medical Terminologies and Abbreviations

What does the prefix 'hypo' mean?

Decreased.

p.2
Defining Medical Technology

How is medical technology defined?

Designed to improve the detection, diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring of diseases.

p.2
Roles and Responsibilities of Medical Technology Professionals

What is required for a medical laboratory technician to be certified?

They must be certified by and registered with the Board of Medical Technology.

p.1
History of Medical Technology

What are the Four Humors measured by Hippocrates and Galen?

Blood, Phlegm, Yellow Bile, Black Bile.

p.1
Development of Medical Instruments

Who invented the stethoscope?

Rene Laennec.

p.1
Development of Medical Instruments

What did Jules Herrison invent?

The Sphygmomanometer for measuring blood pressure.

p.5
Medical Terminologies and Abbreviations

What does PASMETH represent?

Philippine Association of Schools of Medical Technology and Public Health.

p.5
Medical Terminologies and Abbreviations

What is the full form of AIDS?

Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome.

p.4
Medical Terminologies and Abbreviations

What is the main part of a medical term that denotes its meaning?

The root word.

p.2
Key Figures in Medicine

What disease did Louis Pasteur successfully produce immunity for?

Rabies.

p.2
Key Figures in Medicine

What did Karl Landsteiner develop?

The ABO blood group system.

p.2
Roles and Responsibilities of Medical Technology Professionals

What is one responsibility of medical technology professionals?

Perform Clinical Laboratory Testing.

p.3
Moral Issues in Medicine

What is stem-cell therapy?

Uses stem cells to treat or prevent disease and is subject to ethical debate.

p.1
Development of Medical Instruments

What did Hermann von Helmholtz invent?

The Ophthalmoscope.

p.5
Medical Terminologies and Abbreviations

What is the meaning of PHISMETS?

Philippine Society of Medical Technology Students.

p.4
Medical Terminologies and Abbreviations

What is the function of a combining vowel in medical terms?

To make the pronunciation of the word easier.

p.2
Key Figures in Medicine

What law did Gregor Mendel enunciate?

The law of inherited characteristics from studies on plants.

p.3
Roles and Responsibilities of Medical Technology Professionals

What does a toxicologist study?

Studies the effects of toxic substances on physiological functions to develop data for consumer protection and industrial safety.

p.3
Moral Issues in Medicine

What is the legal status of abortion in the Philippines?

Considered illegal, as the state recognizes the sanctity of life and protects both the mother and unborn.

p.1
Key Figures in Medicine

What did Galen describe diabetes as?

A 'Diarrhea of Urine'.

p.1
Development of Medical Instruments

What is the purpose of the Spirometer invented by John Hutchinson?

To measure the vital capacity of the lungs.

p.2
Key Figures in Medicine

What did Marie Francois Xavier Bichat identify?

Organs by their types of tissues.

p.4
Medical Terminologies and Abbreviations

What does the suffix '-itis' signify?

Inflammation.

p.2
Medical Technology in the Philippines

What governs the medical technology profession in the Philippines?

R.A. 5527, also known as the Medical Technology Act of 1969.

p.3
Moral Issues in Medicine

What ethical concerns are associated with genetic engineering?

Involves genetic manipulations perceived to be against societal moral standards.

p.5
Medical Terminologies and Abbreviations

What is PAMET?

Philippine Association of Medical Technologists, Inc.

p.5
Medical Terminologies and Abbreviations

What does HIV stand for?

Human Immunodeficiency Virus.

p.4
Professional Ethics in Healthcare

What guides individuals in dealing with workplace issues?

Professional ethics.

p.4
Medical Terminologies and Abbreviations

What does the suffix '-megaly' indicate?

Enlargement.

p.2
Roles and Responsibilities of Medical Technology Professionals

How can medical technology professionals assist in health promotion?

By cooperating with other health care professionals in health promotion campaigns.

p.1
History of Medical Technology

What significant medical advancement occurred in the 18th century?

Mechanical techniques and cadaver dissection were used for accurate diagnosis.

p.1
Medical Technology in the Philippines

Who helped reopen the Manila Public Health Laboratory in 1945?

Dr. Alfredo Pio de Roda.

p.5
Medical Terminologies and Abbreviations

What does the abbreviation DOH stand for?

Department of Health.

p.5
Medical Terminologies and Abbreviations

What is EDTA?

Ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid.

p.3
Roles and Responsibilities of Medical Technology Professionals

What is required to pass the civil service examination for medical technicians?

Completion of a 2-year college course and at least 1 year of experience as a medical laboratory technician.

p.2
Key Figures in Medicine

What did Robert Koch present the first pictures of?

Bacilli (anthrax) and later tubercle bacilli.

p.3
Ethics in Medical Technology

What is ethics in the context of medical technology?

The moral code that guides how an individual should behave, dealing with moral principles.

p.2
Professional Ethics in Healthcare

What is a key aspect of the code of ethics for medical technology professionals?

Uphold confidentiality.

p.1
History of Medical Technology

What was the first book detailing urine characteristics, and when was it written?

De Urinis, written in 900 A.D.

p.1
Medical Technology in the Philippines

What was the first hospital established in the Philippines?

Hospital Real in Cebu.

p.4
Professional Ethics in Healthcare

What does professional ethics cover?

Morally accepted behavior of individuals in the workplace.

p.4
Medical Terminologies and Abbreviations

How is the plural form of medical terms typically formed?

By changing the end of the word, not by simply adding 'S'.

p.3
Roles and Responsibilities of Medical Technology Professionals

What is the responsibility of a histotechnologist?

Responsible for routine preparation, processing, and staining of biopsies and tissue specimens for microscopic examination.

p.3
Moral Issues in Medicine

What is euthanasia?

The process of inducing painless death for severely debilitated individuals, considered merciful.

p.1
History of Medical Technology

What is 'Water Casting' or Uroscopy?

A visual examination of urine for diagnosis.

p.1
Medical Technology in the Philippines

When was the first clinical laboratory in the Philippines established?

During World War II by the 6th Infantry Division of the US Army.

Study Smarter, Not Harder
Study Smarter, Not Harder