It is concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of diseases performed through laboratory testing of blood and other fluids

It is concerned with the diagnosis of diseases through microscopic examination of tissue and organs.

Hematology • Clinical Chemistry • Microbiology • Parasitology • Mycology • Immunohematology • Immunology/Serology • Lab. Endocrinology • Toxicology and Therapeutic Drugs Monitoring falls under what kind of laboratory function?

Surgical Pathology • Immunohistopathology • Cytology • Autopsy • Forensic Pathology falls under what kind of function of laboratory?

It operates within the premises or part of an institution such as hospitals, school, medical facility for OFW and seafarers, Birthing home, Psychiatric facility, and Drug rehabilitation center. What classification of clinical laboratories is being described?

It is not part of an established institution. What classification of clinical laboratories is being described?

It is owned, established, and operated by private individual, corporation, institution, association, or organization. What classification of clinical laboratories is being described?

It is owned, wholly or partially, by national or local government. What classification of clinical laboratories is being described?

The classification of clinical laboratories according to service capability is primary ___ sqm?

Routine Hematology • Routine Urinalysis • Routine Fecalysis • Blood Typing • Quantitative Platelet Determination. Identify whether the following is hospital-based or non-hospital based.

Routine Hematology • Routine Urinalysis • Routine Fecalysis. Identify whether the following is hospital-based or non-hospital based.

Classification of clinical laboratories according to service capability SECONDARY is ___ sqm?

Routine Hematology

• Routine Urinalysis

• Routine Fecalysis

• Blood Typing and Crossmatching

• Quantitative Platelet Determination

• Routine Chemistry

• Gram staining and KOH mount.

Identify whether the SECONDARY service capabilities are hospital-based or non-hospital based.

Routine Hematology

• Routine Urinalysis

• Routine Fecalysis

• Routine Chemistry

Identify whether the SECONDARY classifications of clinical laboratories according to service capability is hospital-based or non-hospital based.

Classification of clinical laboratories according to service capability TERTIARY is ___ sqm?

Routine Hematology • Routine Urinalysis • Routine Fecalysis • Blood Typing and Crossmatching • Quantitative Platelet Determination • Routine Chemistry • Special Chemistry • Special Hematology • Immunology/Serology • Microbiology • Special Immunohematology. Identify whether the following TERTIARY service capabilities are hospital-based or non-hospital based.

Routine Hematology • Routine Urinalysis • Routine Fecalysis • Routine Chemistry • Special Chemistry • Special Hematology • Immunology/Serology • Microbiology. Identify whether the following TERTIARY service capabilities are hospital-based or non-hospital based.

It is a type of laboratory in a government hospital designated by the DOH to provide special diagnostic functions and services for certain disease.

Clinical Laboratory Act is also known as?

It is the rules and Regulation Governing the Establishment, Operation and Maintenance of Clinical Laboratories in the Philippines. What provision is being described?

BHFS stands for?

They are responsible for: Setting minimum standards for regulation of health facilities and services • Disseminating regulatory policies and standards for information and compliance • Issuing permits to construct, License to Operate and Certificate of Accreditation • Monitoring of health facilities and services to ensure sustainability of health facilities compliance with regulatory standards • Provide technical assistance, consultation and advisory services to stakeholders regarding health facilities regulation • Develop and constructs research relative to regulation of health facilities and services • Conducts fact-finding on complaints against health facilities and services • Acts on complaints against hospitals and other health facilities

This section is intended for the testing of blood and other body fluids to quantify essential soluble chemicals including waste products

• A wide range of tests directed towards the detection of parameters such as:

• Enzymes

• Proteins

• Minerals and Vitamins

• Other Bioorganic substances

• Viruses

Which of the following doesn't belong to the group?

In clinical chemistry, the reagent cost is very expensive.

In clinical chemistry, it doesn't require automated or semiautomated machines.

It is considered as the "Life Blood" of the laboratory.

In chemistry test panel, BMP stands for?

In chemistry tests panel, CMP stands for?

In chemistry tests panels, EP stands for?

In chemistry tests panels, LP stands for?

In chemistry tests panels, LP or LFP stands for?

•Renal Panel is also known as?

Basic Metabolic Panel is usually consists of how many tests?

It provides information about the current status of person’s kidneys and respiratory system as well as his/her electrolyte and acid-base balance and level of blood glucose.

Comprehensive Metabolic Panel is usually consists of how many tests?

FBS • CREATININE • BUN • SODIUM • POTASSIUM • CALCIUM • CHLORIDE • BICARBONATE. Tests is under what kind of panel?

FBS • CREATININE • BUN • SODIUM • POTASSIUM • CALCIUM • CHLORIDE • BICARBONATE. Tests is under what kind of panel?

•It conduct tests the same as the BMP but with the addition of the status of a person’s liver and important blood proteins.

•It conduct tests the same as the BMP but with the addition of the status of a person’s liver and important blood proteins.

All test in BMP • Albumin • Protein • ALP • AST • ALT is under what kind of panel?

It is helpful in detecting a problem with the body’s fluid and electrolyte balance.

This panel is used to assess a person’s risk of developing cardiovascular disease.

SODIUM • POTASSIUM • CALCIUM • CHLORIDE • BICARBONATE falls under what kind of panel?

CHOLESTEROL • TRIGLYCERIDES • HDL • LDL • VLDL falls under what kind of panel?

•It is used to screen for, detect, evaluate, and monitor acute and chronic liver inflammation, liver diseases and/or damage. It also Includes one coagulation test (Protime). What kind of function is being described?

It is used to evaluate kidney function. Also, the results could be used to compute anion gap, BUN/CREA ratio, eGFR. What kind of panel is being described?

All test in BMP • ALBUMIN • PHOSPHORUS. Which function panels does all the mentioned tests fall into?

BILIRUBIN • ALBUMIN • PROTEIN • LDH • PROTIME • ALP • AST • ALT • GGT. Which function panel does all the mentioned tests fall into?

Deals with the enumeration of cells in the blood and other body fluids. • Coagulation studies are also included in this section • Manual microscopic techniques or automated analyzers. • CBC (Complete Blood Count). • Commonly carried out with a variety of colored top tubes containing anti-coagulant. • Operational cost is very low but controls and standards are expensive and easily to deteriorate. What section is being described?

Examination of human excretions • This section requires a good microscopy skills and training in parasite identification. • Two major areas • Urinalysis – macroscopic and microscopic examination of urine • Fecalysis – detection and identification of parasites. What section is being described?

The macroscopic and microscopic examination of urine is also known as?

The detection and identification of parasites is also known as?

Offers therapeutic services • Tests performed is directed towards the achievement of blood transfusion • Blood Bank is governed by a separate law (RA 7719) National Blood Services Act of 1994. • Services offered in Blood Bank Section depends on its DOH classification according to service capability. • Blood Station (BS) • Blood Collection Unit (BCU) • Blood Bank (BB) • Blood Center (BC). What section is being described?

Advocacy and promotion of voluntary blood donation and healthy lifestyle • Provision of whole blood and packed red cells • Storage, issuance, transport, and distribution of whole blood and PRBC • Compatibility testing of red cell units.