Medtech Laws, Bioethics and Lab Management Flashcards

A comprehensive set of flashcards covering key vocabulary and concepts in Medtech Laws, Bioethics, and Lab Management.

PAMET Insigna - Circle

Symbolizes continuous involvement and integration of practice and education.

PAMET Insigna - Triangle

Trilogy of love, respect, and ___.

PAMET Insigna - Microscope and Snake

Represents the science of the Medical Technology profession.

PAMET Insigna - Green Color

Symbolizes health.

PAMET Insigna - Year 1964

The year when the first PAMET Board was elected.

PASMETH Insigna - Circle

Signifies continuity of learning and the never-ending quest for excellence.

PASMETH Insigna - Year 1970

Founding year of the Philippine Association of Schools of Medical Technology.

Professional Organizations - PAMET

The only PRC-accredited association of Medical Technologists.

Father of PAMET

____ (fill in the blank with the name).

First PAMET President

Charlemagne Tamondong.

Current PAMET National President

Luella Vertucio.

First Organizational Meeting of PAMET

September 15, 1963.

First National Convention of PAMET

September 20, 1964, at FEU Hospital Conference Hall.

Core Values of PAMET

Integrity, Professionalism, Commitment, Excellence, ___.

PASMETH - Organizers

Dr. Serafin Juliano and Dr. Gustavo U Reyes.

First PASMETH President

Dr. Gustavo Reyes.

Philippine Medical Technology Act of 1969 - RA 5527

Requires the registration of medical technologists, defining their practice.

RA 5527 - Signed by

____ (fill in the blank with the name of the president).

RA 6138

Amendment to RA 5527 (August 31, 1970).

Senate Bill 2473 (16th Congress)

An Act regulating and modernizing the practice of Medical Technology.

Philippine Medical Technologist

A person who engages in work under the supervision of a pathologist.

Medical Technologist Qualifications

Passed the prescribed course of training and examination.

Pathologist Definition

Duly registered physician specially trained in methods of laboratory medicine.

Accredited Medical Technology Training Laboratory

A clinical laboratory for training interns, approved by ____. (fill in the blank).

Recognized School of Medical Technology

Offers a course in Medical Technology approved by CHED.

Chairman of Council of Medical Technology Education

CHED Director: ____ (fill in the blank).

Senate Bill 2722 (15th Congress)

Proposed by Sen. Edgardo Angara, currently pending.

Senate Bill 2503

Proposed by Sen. Bong Go, currently pending.

RA 5527 - Sections

Contains 32 sections.

Professional organizations - PAMET's First Organizational Meeting

September 15, 1963.

RA 5527 Section 2

Definition of terms used in the practice of Medical Technology.

License to Practice Medical Technology

Requires registration with PRC and passing the licensure examination.

Qualifications for Medical Technologists

Must be under the supervision of a pathologist or licensed physician.

Sections of RA 5527

Amendments include PD 498 (June 28, 1974).

Minimum Required Course for MedTech Students

Four years with a mandatory internship.

Council Functions

Recommend minimum required curriculum and approve medical technology schools.

General Average for Passing Exam

At least __% (fill in the blank).

Oath Taking Requirement

All successful examinees must take a professional oath.

Issuance of Certificate of Registration (COR)

Must be signed by members of the Board and Commissioner of the PRC.

Refusal to Issue Certificate

Circumstances under which the Board may refuse to issue a COR.

Administrative Investigation

Conducted if violations of the Act are suspected.

RA 4688 - Clinical Laboratory Law

Regulates the establishment and operation of clinical laboratories.

Types of Laboratories

Government, Private, Clinical Pathology, Anatomical Pathology.

Blood Banking Law - RA 1517

Repealed by RA 7791; focuses on safeguarding blood donation.

License to Operate (LTO)

Issued only to laboratories that comply with the standards.

Validity of LTO

Must be renewed regularly; non-transferable.

Types of Blood Donors

Voluntary and walking blood donors.

Confidentiality of HIV Testing

Testing must be confidential and require informed consent.

RA 11166 - HIV and AIDS Policy Act

Protects the rights of persons living with HIV.

Chain of Custody in Specimen Testing

Tracking and documentation of personnel handling the specimen.

RA 9288 - Newborn Screening Act

Protects children's rights and mandates screening within the first days of birth.

Lab Management Leadership

Ability to lead individuals and teams toward achieving goals.

Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)

Written instructions to ensure consistent and quality lab work.

Laboratory Information Systems

Networks for processing and storing laboratory data.

Management Process - Planning

Planning involves strategizing to meet organizational goals.

Management Skills - People Skills

Essential for motivating and understanding employee needs.

The Big 5 Model of Personality

Includes traits like agreeableness, emotional stability, and conscientiousness.

Organizational Structures

Define relationships, authority levels, and communication channels.

Types of Organizational Structures

Flat, Pyramid, Bureaucratic, and Shared Governance.

Four Principles of Ethics

Non-maleficence, Beneficence, Autonomy, Justice.

Bioethical Issues in Medical Technology

Include abortion, euthanasia, and organ donation.

RA 7791 - National Blood Services Act of 1994

Safeguards blood donation and promotes safe blood supply.

RA 10912 - Continuing Professional Development Act

Mandates continuous professional education for Medical Technologists.

RA 4688 - Standards for Clinical Laboratories

Sets forth requirements for licensure and operation.

PAMET's Core Values

Integrity, Professionalism, Commitment, Excellence, and ____.

Pandemic Response - Blood Services

Ensures blood supply safeguarding during healthcare crises.

RA 9165

Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act regulates drug testing compliance.

Valid Lab Equipment for Testing

Includes balances, ovens, and chromatography systems.

Common Laboratory Procedures

Include routine hematology, microbiology, and blood banking.

Confidentiality in Medical Records

Critical for patient privacy and professional ethics.

Ethics in Healthcare

Includes fairness, honesty, and integrity in patient treatment.

Regulatory Compliance in Labs

Ensure adherence to laws affecting laboratory operations.

Quality Assurance in Medical Labs

Maintains accuracy and reliability in laboratory results.

Licensure Examination Components

Covers clinical chemistry, hematology, microbiology, among others.

Accreditation of Medical Schools

Regularly monitored and approved by government bodies.

RA 10912 - CPD Requirements

Mandates education for professional practice.

Core Values of Medical Technology

Emphasizes ethical practice and continuous learning.

Responsibility of Medical Technologists

Uphold the integrity and quality of laboratory services.

Advancements in Medical Technology

Driven by research, innovation, and ethical standards.

Patient Care in Medical Technology

Focus on accurate diagnostics and treatment.

Clinical Governance

Framework ensuring quality in patient care and safety.

Environmental Safety in Labs

Includes hazardous material management and waste disposal.

Professional Development Activities

Workshops, seminars, and peer reviews for growth.

RA 9288 - Screening Protocols

Early detection measures for congenital disorders in neonates.

Ethics Committee Role

Ensures compliance with ethical standards in healthcare.

HIV Testing Protocols

Follow confidentiality and informed consent regulations.

Organ Donation Legislation

Guides ethical practices and legality in organ transplantation.

Medical Technology Analysis

Involves evaluating technologies for effectiveness and safety.

Clinical Skills Training

Essential for competency in medical technology.

Team Collaboration in Labs

Promotes efficiency and accuracy in laboratory results.

Research in Medical Technology

Drives advancements and patient care improvements.

Regulatory Updates for Medical Procedures

Ensure compliance with evolving laws and standards.

Public Health Initiatives

Focus on improving community health through education and services.