Gustavo Reyes

1.
GUSTAVO REYES - 1st president of PASMETH

2. BS PUBLIC HEALTH - Equivalent degree of medtech in UP
3. UST - 1st organization meeting of PASMETH
4. MEDTECH WEEK - 3rd week of September
5. PIO DE RODA - Reorganize Manila public health after
6. SECTION 2 - Council of medtech education
7. SECTION 17 - Scope of examination
8. SECTION 7 - Medtech board
9. SECTION 3 - Definition of terms in medtech
10. SECTION 13 – Accreditation of schools of MT and training labs
11. WILLIAN OSLER - Open a clinical laboratory in Jonh hopkins Hospital
12. RUDOLF VIRCHOW - Father of the archives of pathology in berlin
13. JAMES - Died due to the laboratory acquired infection
14. RUTH WILLIAMS - Urinalysis was a fad
15. HERMANN FEHLING - Perform the 1st quantitative test in sugar
16. TRUE - A pathologist is a licensed physician
17. FALSE - Schools of medtech might operate without being recognized
18. TRUE - .
19. FALSE - Hermann Fehling describes the 4 humors on body fluid in med as: blood,
phlegm, yellow bile, and black bile
20. TRUE - Continuing professional
21. FALSE - PASMETH is the national organization of all registered medtechs in the
Philippines
22. TRUE - Hippocrates is known as the father of medicine
23. TRUE - The official headquarters of pamet is Cityland 10 tower 2 condominium unit
1720, 6817, ayala north, makati city
24. FALSE - The medtech week occurs every 2nd week of September
25. FALSE - RA 9173
26. TRUE - A small chemical lab can’t do
27. FALSE - The director of clinical laboratory
28. FALSE - Clinical pathologists concern
29. TRUE - Antonn van Leeweunhok is the inventor of the microscope
30. TRUE - World war II was important (to the evolution of medtech?)
31. FALSE - Philippines about 40 colleges offer the medtech course
32. TRUE - The UP offered
33. TRUE - PASMETH was formed in 1970
34. TRUE - MS Public health in UP Manila offers Masters without thesis.
35. FALSE - The first original meeting of PASMETH in PW U
RATE RATIO PROPORTION
2. Has time dimension - RATE
3. Has no time dimension - PROPORTION
4. Expresses relation of size between 2 quantities RATIO
5. Numerator is part of denominator RATE
6. Value is obtained by dividing 1 quantity with another RATIO
a) CASE CONTROL STUDY
b) CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY
c) COHORT STUDY
d) LONGITUDINAL ECOLOGICAL SURVEY
e) OBSERVATIONAL STUDY
6. Observe group of study participants to learn about possible effect of treatment

OBSERVATIONAL
7. Use only surveillance LONGITUDINAL
8. Clearly defined group of people to be studied COHORT
9. Survey of population in a single point of time CROSS SEC
10. Consist of Case group and Control group CASE CONTROL
a) TRUE
b) FALSE
11. In the bathtub analogy, prevalence is the proportion of tub filled with any water TRUE
12. Data presentation is defined as the process of using various graphical formats to visually
represent the relationship between 2 or more datasets TRUE
13. Field trials uses communities as a unit of study mostly for assessing preventive agents such
as vaccine FALSE
14. Unit for incidence rate is cases per person time TRUE
15. Ordinal variables example are sex, race, or exposure FALSE

16. The number of ill persons who are exposed to a risk factor is an example of continuous
variable FALSE
17. Pattern characteristics are carefully considered when a disease outbreak occurs TRUE
18. Associations does not necessarily imply a causal relationship TRUE
19. In a dose-response relationship, as the dose of the exposure increases, the risk of disease
decreases FALSE
20. Cross sectional studies usually involve asking a participant series of questions using a
questionnaire TRUE
21. Lack of specificity negates causation FALSE
22. Cohort studies include group of people who are followed over a period of time to see what
happens to them TRUE
23. In order to collect and analyze, we need to collect data in — suitable statistical method
TRUE
24. In a one-to-one causal association, when the disease is present, the factor must also be
present TRUE
25. The distribution principle of epidemiology is concerned with occurrence and pattern of
health events in the population TRUE
26. Hippocrates attempted to explain disease occurrences rationally rather than supernaturally
TRUE
27. John Snow worked on parasites when he studies epidemiology in London FALSE
28. In 1980s, epidemiologists have considered studying the natural transmission of infectious
organism TRUE
29. Males have higher rates of illness and disease rather than females TRUE
30. Factors such as age, race, sex, and person’s physiological status are all considered as
determinants of disease TRUE
31. Microorganisms cannot enter the host through their skin FALSE
32. Vital statistics are figures pertaining to risk and development of disease and illness FALSE
33. Morbidity encompasses disease, injury, and disability TRUE
34. The denominator of an incidence precaution is the number of people at the start of the
observation period TRUE
35. Screening is a public health program intended to improve the health of defined target
population TRUE
36. Cross sectional surveys are useful for hypothesis generation TRUE
37. Cohort studies can be performed both retrospectively or prospectively TRUE
38. The unit of analysis of ecologic studies are individual in a population FALSE
39. Ecological studies are useful for hypothesis generation TRUE
40. Case control studies are subject to recall bias and are good for studying rare diseases TRUE

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GUSTAVO REYES - 1st president of PASMETH

2. Has time dimension - RATE

3. Has no time dimension - PROPORTION

4. Expresses relation of size between 2 quantities RATIO

5. Numerator is part of denominator RATE

6. Value is obtained by dividing 1 quantity with another RATIO

a) CASE CONTROL STUDY

b) CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY

d) LONGITUDINAL ECOLOGICAL SURVEY

6. Observe group of study participants to learn about possible effect of treatment

7. Use only surveillance LONGITUDINAL

8. Clearly defined group of people to be studied COHORT

9. Survey of population in a single point of time CROSS SEC

10. Consist of Case group and Control group CASE CONTROL

15. Ordinal variables example are sex, race, or exposure FALSE

18. Associations does not necessarily imply a causal relationship TRUE

21. Lack of specificity negates causation FALSE

33. Morbidity encompasses disease, injury, and disability TRUE

39. Ecological studies are useful for hypothesis generation TRUE

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