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Principles in Medical Laboratory Science 2

The document outlines the course content and timeframe for a Principles in Medical Laboratory Science 2 course. It is broken into 18 weeks. Week 1 covers an introduction to phlebotomy in the lecture and orientation activities in the lab. Week 2 covers safety and infection control procedures. Week 3 covers anatomy and physiology of the circulatory system and includes a practical exam. The course continues with additional lecture and lab topics each week such as equipment, collection procedures, specimen handling, and includes exams. The lectures and labs cover all aspects of phlebotomy and specimen collection needed for the course.

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Principles in Medical Laboratory Science 2

The document outlines the course content and timeframe for a Principles in Medical Laboratory Science 2 course. It is broken into 18 weeks. Week 1 covers an introduction to phlebotomy in the lecture and orientation activities in the lab. Week 2 covers safety and infection control procedures. Week 3 covers anatomy and physiology of the circulatory system and includes a practical exam. The course continues with additional lecture and lab topics each week such as equipment, collection procedures, specimen handling, and includes exams. The lectures and labs cover all aspects of phlebotomy and specimen collection needed for the course.

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PRINCIPLES IN MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE 2

COURSE OUTLINE AND TIMEFRAME


Course Content/Subject Matter
WEEK 1 LEC: Introduction to Phlebotomy
LAB: DDC’s Vision, Mission, and Goals; Orientation on Course Outline and
Classroom Policies and Guidelines; Laboratory Stockroom Orientation
WEEK 2 LEC: Safety in Phlebotomy; Infection Control
LAB: Proper Handwashing and use of Personal Protective Equipment; Proper
Application of Tourniquet, Locating Proper Site and Anchoring Veins in
Venipuncture.
WEEK 3 LEC: Anatomy and Physiology of the Circulatory System
LAB: PRACTICAL EXAMINATION
WEEK 4 PRELIM EXAMINATION
WEEK 5 LEC: Phlebotomy Equipment
LAB: Proper Selection of Tubes used in Different Tests; Syringe Method without
Tests
WEEK 6 LEC: Venipuncture Procedure
LAB: Syringe Method with Tests
WEEK 7 LEC: Continuation Venipuncture Procedure
LAB: PRACTICAL EXAMINATION
WEEK 8 MIDTERM EXAMINATION
WEEK 9 LEC: Pre-analytical Considerations in Phlebotomy; The Challenge of Phlebotomy
LAB: Evacuated Tube System
WEEK 10 LEC: Special Collections (Blood Culture, Drug Testing and Therapeutic Drug
Monitoring)
LAB: Evacuated Tube System
WEEK 11 LEC: Point of Care Testing
LAB: PRACTICAL EXAMINATION
WEEK 12 PREFINAL EXAMINATION
WEEK 13 LEC: Capillary Puncture
LAB: Capillary Puncture
WEEK 14 LEC: Handling and Processing Blood Specimens
LAB: Capillary Puncture
WEEK 15 LEC: Preparation and Handling Non-blood Specimens for Laboratory Testing
LAB: Centrifuging and Transferring Serum or Plasma for Laboratory Testing
WEEK 16 LEC: Arterial Puncture
LAB: Processing Urine Sample for Testing
WEEK 17 LEC: Quiz Bee (Comprehensive Type)
LAB: Quiz Bee (Comprehensive Type); PRACTICAL EXAMINATION
WEEK 18 FINAL EXAMINATION
COMMUNITY AND PUBLIC HEALTH
WEEKS TOPICS
WEEK 1 Self-introduction, Culture Sharing, Personal Efficacy, Levelling of
Expectation, Orientation on the Course and Classroom Policies and
Guidelines, Revisit the School’s VMG
WEEK 2 LEC: Introduction to Community and Public Health
LAB: Vital Signs, Asepsis, Phlebotomy (Overview)
WEEK 3 LEC: Community and Public Health, Epidemiology and Human
Behavior
LAB: Practical Quiz
WEEK 4 LEC: COVID-19
LAB: Practical Examination
WEEK 5 PRELIM EXAMINATION
WEEK 6 LEC: The Conquest of Infectious Diseases
LAB: Kinds of Community and its Importance
WEEK 7 LEC: The Resurgence of Infectious Diseases
LAB: Common Diseases in the Community: Communicable Diseases
WEEK 8 LEC: Maternal and Child Health as Social Problem
LAB: Common Diseases in the Community: Non-communicable
Diseases
WEEK 9 MIDTERM EXAMINATION
WEEK 10 LEC: Population: The Ultimate Environmental Health Issue
LAB: Common Diseases in the Community: Water-Borne Diseases
WEEK 11 LEC: Public Health and the Aging Population
LAB: Common Diseases in the Community: Vector-Borne Diseases
WEEK 12 LEC: Mental Health: Public Health Includes Healthy Minds
LAB: Long Quiz and Practical Examination
WEEK 13 PREFINAL EXAMINATION
WEEK 14 LEC: Common Diseases in the Community: Communicable Diseases
LAB: Community Project Implementation
WEEK 15 LEC: Public Health in the Twenty-First Century: Achievements and
Challenges
LAB: Developmental Framework and Co-par process
WEEK 16 LEC: Emerging Trends in Public Health
LAB: Basics in Research Writing
WEEK 17 LEC: First Aid/Disaster Management
LAB: Long Quiz and Practical Examination
WEEK 18 FINAL EXAMINATION

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