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What should you do if you do not pass the board exam after three attempts?
What is the passing rate for the board exam for Medical Technology?
75%
When was the Philippine Association of Schools of Medical Technology established?
May 13, 1970
The first organizational meeting of PASMETH was held at UST on June 22, 1971.
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Who was appointed to organize the association of Deans/Heads of schools of Medical Technology?
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Which symbol represents the field of Medical Technology in the PASMETH logo?
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Who was the first president of PASMETH?
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Match the former PASMETH presidents with their respective universities:
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What is the passing rate required to pass the board exam for RMT?
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What does the circle in the PASMETH logo represent?
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The first annual meeting of PASMETH was held at UST on May 7, 1971.
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In what year was PASMETH established?
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An individual certified and registered with PRC is to run various tests under the supervision of a registered medical ___ or ___
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Who was the Pres. of PASMETH from 1970 to 1973?
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Study Notes
Medical Technology Overview
- Medical Technology involves microscopic and bacteriologic procedures that aid physicians in diagnosis and treatment.
- Medical Technologists identify microorganisms, analyze cells, and perform blood tests to measure substances in blood and other fluids.
- Certification is required by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) to practice as a Medical Technologist (RMT).
Certification and Examination
- A passing rate of 75% is necessary to pass the board exam.
- Candidates scoring between 70% and 74.99% are classified as Medical Laboratory Technicians and have three chances to retake the exam.
- Failure to pass requires completion of a refresher course.
Aims of Medical Technology Education
- Enhance and develop medical technology education for maximum service to the country.
- Unite in advocacy regarding issues affecting medical technology education.
- Seek governmental and private assistance to fulfill objectives of the profession.
Philippine Association of Schools of Medical Technology and Public Health (PASMETH)
- Established on May 13, 1970, to support and unify registered schools of medical technology in the Philippines.
- First organizational meeting held on June 22, 1970, at the University of Santo Tomas (UST).
- Initial officers included Dr. Gustavo Reyes (President), Dr. Serafin Juliano (Vice President), and Dr. Velia Trinidad (Secretary/Treasurer).
Logo and Symbolism of PASMETH
- Circle: Represents the continuity of learning and excellence.
- Diamond: Symbolizes the four objectives of the association.
- Microscope: Represents the dedicated field of Medical Technology.
Former Presidents of PASMETH
- Dr. Gustavo Reyes (1970-1973, University of Santo Tomas)
- Dr. Ibarra T. Panopio (1973-1974, Velez College)
- Dr. Angelita G. Adeva (1974-1977, University of Santo Tomas)
- Dr. Elizabeth M. Del Rio (1977-1980, Martinez Memorial Colleges)
- Dr. Claro D. Cabrera (1981-1982, Far Eastern University)
- Dr. Norma V. Lerma (1983-1984, University of Santo Tomas)
- Dr. Vicencio Torres (1984-1985, Luzon Colleges)
- Prof. Nardito Moras (1985-1988, Far Eastern University)
- Dean Norma N. Chang (1988-1995, San Juan de Dios Educational Foundation, Inc.)
- Prof. Rodolfo Rabor (1996-2000, University of Santo Tomas)
- Dr. Nini F. Lim (2000-2002, Philippine Women’s University)
- Dr. Zenaida C. Cajucom (2002-2010, World Citi Colleges and Martinez Memorial Colleges)
- Dr. Magdalena F. Natividad (2010-2012, Far Eastern University)
Medical Technology Overview
- Medical Technology involves microscopic and bacteriologic procedures that aid physicians in diagnosis and treatment.
- Medical Technologists identify microorganisms, analyze cells, and perform blood tests to measure substances in blood and other fluids.
- Certification is required by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) to practice as a Medical Technologist (RMT).
Certification and Examination
- A passing rate of 75% is necessary to pass the board exam.
- Candidates scoring between 70% and 74.99% are classified as Medical Laboratory Technicians and have three chances to retake the exam.
- Failure to pass requires completion of a refresher course.
Aims of Medical Technology Education
- Enhance and develop medical technology education for maximum service to the country.
- Unite in advocacy regarding issues affecting medical technology education.
- Seek governmental and private assistance to fulfill objectives of the profession.
Philippine Association of Schools of Medical Technology and Public Health (PASMETH)
- Established on May 13, 1970, to support and unify registered schools of medical technology in the Philippines.
- First organizational meeting held on June 22, 1970, at the University of Santo Tomas (UST).
- Initial officers included Dr. Gustavo Reyes (President), Dr. Serafin Juliano (Vice President), and Dr. Velia Trinidad (Secretary/Treasurer).
Logo and Symbolism of PASMETH
- Circle: Represents the continuity of learning and excellence.
- Diamond: Symbolizes the four objectives of the association.
- Microscope: Represents the dedicated field of Medical Technology.
Former Presidents of PASMETH
- Dr. Gustavo Reyes (1970-1973, University of Santo Tomas)
- Dr. Ibarra T. Panopio (1973-1974, Velez College)
- Dr. Angelita G. Adeva (1974-1977, University of Santo Tomas)
- Dr. Elizabeth M. Del Rio (1977-1980, Martinez Memorial Colleges)
- Dr. Claro D. Cabrera (1981-1982, Far Eastern University)
- Dr. Norma V. Lerma (1983-1984, University of Santo Tomas)
- Dr. Vicencio Torres (1984-1985, Luzon Colleges)
- Prof. Nardito Moras (1985-1988, Far Eastern University)
- Dean Norma N. Chang (1988-1995, San Juan de Dios Educational Foundation, Inc.)
- Prof. Rodolfo Rabor (1996-2000, University of Santo Tomas)
- Dr. Nini F. Lim (2000-2002, Philippine Women’s University)
- Dr. Zenaida C. Cajucom (2002-2010, World Citi Colleges and Martinez Memorial Colleges)
- Dr. Magdalena F. Natividad (2010-2012, Far Eastern University)
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Prepare for your Medical Laboratory Technologist board exam with this comprehensive quiz on microscopic and bacteriologic procedures. Enhance your understanding of key techniques and concepts critical for success in the field of medical technology. Aiming for a passing rate of 75% ensures a solid foundation for your career.
