Code of ethics refer to ...

• ethical benchmarks for professionals

• a set of program goals

• a form of legislation that binds all professions

'Accept the responsibilities inherent to being a _________.'

• Good person

• Honest individual

• Professional

'Perform my task with full ____, absolute _____ and _________’

• Accuracy, reliability, confidence

• Honesty, trust, professionalism

• Confidence, reliability and accuracy

'Uphold the _____ and ______ of my profession and conduct myself a reputation of reliability, honesty and integrity'

• Rights , privileges

• Duty, responsibility

• Dignity, respect

'Share my _____and _______with my colleagues'.

• Blessings, love

• Knowledge, expertise

• Time, effort

The following are program goals/learning outcomes that a BSMT graduate must possess upon completion of the program, except:

• actively participate in research and community-oriented activities

• demonstrate an understanding of the basic concepts & principles of disease processes, etiology, & the development of anatomic, microscopic changes brought about by the disease process

• demonstrate critical thinking and problem- solving skills when confronted with situations, problems, and conflicts in the practice of their profession

Which of the following Medical Technology Board exam subjects are considered to be major subject?

• Microbiology and Parasitology

• Clinical Microscopy

• Histopathologic Techniques

Which of the following is not a mandated general education subject in the BSMT curriculum?

• Physical Education

• The Life and Works of Rizal

• Understanding the Self

The following are Core Courses for the BSMT Program, EXCEPT?

• Mathematics in the Modern World

• Principles and Strategies of Teaching in Med Lab Science

• Health Information System for Medical Laboratory Science

Hematology 1

• laboratory identification of RBC antigens and their corresponding antibodies

• hematopoiesis & metabolism of blood cells

• endocrine glands & hormones & their formation, laboratory analyses