Names: Rating:

Group #4:
Valdez, Zen Angelo B.
Genove, Ericka A.
Medrano, Rose Anne C.
Sobrepeña, Ruth Zyle R. 
Somera, Danica Rose O.
Year and Section:BMLS II-II Date: ______
Instructor: Ms. Angela V. Lagliva, RMT

I. Secondary Health Care Provider Site Visit

II. Instructions: Coordinate a visit to a local health institution (lying-in/birthing clinic or district
hospital). Complete the form below by interviewing a lying-in/ birthing clinic or district hospital
officer/administrator.
1. Date: February 22, 2020
2. Name of the Clinic/Hospital Administrator:

3. Location of the Lying-in/Birthing Clinic or District Hospital:

27 Sitio 2 , Biday City of San Fernando, La Union
4. Contact Details of the Lying-in/Birthing Clinic or District Hospital:
Name: Biday Health and Wellness Station
Address: 27 Sitio 2 , Biday City of San Fernando, La Union
Contact Person: Rodolfo G. Nones
Telephone/Fax: 09219241786
Email: None
5. General Information:
5.1 Achievement/ Success Stories of the BHC:
2013- Bella D. Nones, 1st runner up- Outstanding Barangay Health Worker

“Zero Open-Defecation” Awardee

“Green Barangay” Awardee- 2019

5.2. Issues:
5.3 Number of Personnel
Total Number of Personnel
Total Number of Permanent (Regular) Item Personnel
Total Number of Casual Item Personnel
Total Number of Doctors
Total Number of Dentists
Total Number of Medical Technologists
Total Number of Medical Laboratory Technicians
Total Number of Nurses
Total Number of Nutritionists/Dieticians
Total Number of Midwives

5.4 Compute for the health personnel ratio (doctors, dentists, nurses, etc.) versus the total
population.
 5.5. Lying-in/birthing Clinic or District Hospital Administrative Setup. Illustrate the
administrative setup of the lying-in/birthing clinic or district hospital by using a schematic
diagram. Make sure to show line of responsibility per job category.

5.6. Identify the different jobs/ work at the lying-in/ birthing clinic or district hospital. Write
the job description of each position in the lying-in/birthing clinic or district hospital.

 Midwives- Responsible for examining and monitoring pregnant women and assessing
care requirements and writing care plans.
 Nurses- Aid patients from the moment they enter the clinic by collecting patient
information, supporting patient evaluation, administering treatments and medications
as needed, and educating patients.
 Dentists- Diagnose and treat dental issues and help patients develop better oral
hygiene regimens.
 Doctors- They examine patients, review their medical history, diagnose illnesses or
injuries, administer treatment and counsel patients on their health and wellbeing.
 Nutritionist/ Dietician-Counsel patients on nutrition issues and healthy eating habits
and develop meal plans, taking both cost and clients’ preferences into account.

5.7. Are there job items for medical technologist or medical laboratory technicians? If yes,
what are the task of medical technologist in a lying-in/birthing clinic or district
hospital.?
There are medical technologist present in the facility. They are the ones who are collecting
blood for diagnosis, perform capillary puncture for glucose testing,analyses results from
urinalysis and fecalysis activities. They also perform microscopic procedures for a better and
more accurate delivery of results to the doctors.
 5.8. Laboratory Diagnosis. Complete the table by supplying all the necessary information
needed in a clinical laboratory in the BHC.

Laboratory Examination Purpose

Hematology -Hematology is the study of blood in health and disease. These
RBC count hematology tests can be used to indicate, diagnose, and
WBC count evaluate many conditions including infection, inflammation and
Platelet Count anemia.
Hematocrit RBC Count
Hemoglobin Conc.
Clinical Chemistry -Clinical chemistry uses a lot of chemical processes to measure
Glucose levels of clinical components in both in body fluids and tissues.
Lipids The most common specimens used are blood and urine. Many
Enzymes different test to detect and measure almost any type of chemical
Electrolytes component in blood or urine
Proteins
Clinical Parasitology -Clinical Parasitology is the study of important parasites which
Complement Fixation causes diseases to humans (classification, symptoms, disease,
test
Immunodiffusion (In) lifestyle, transmission, treatment). It is a direct examination
Indirect of stool for urinalysis and parasites in order to determine the
Immunofluorescence
Fecal Antigen detection presence of parasites.
Parasite Antibody
detection
Clinical Miroscopy -This test look at samples of your urine under a microscope. It
Urinalysis can see cells fromyour urinary tract, blood cells, crystals,
Occult Blood bacteria, parasites, and cells from tumors. The test is often used
Fecalysis to confirm the findings of other tests or add information to a
Pregnancy Test diagnosis.
Rectal Biopsy
Clinical Microbiology -It is a full-service laboratory offering diagnostic bacteriology,
Gram Stain mycology, parasitology, serology, and myco-bacteriology. It is
Pusculture and also to test specimens from patients for microorganisms that are
sensitivity
KOH or may be, a cause or the illness and to provide information.
Aspirate Culture and
Sensitivity
Wound Swab
Other Examinations
Immunology or -To detect and measure the level of antibodies as a result of
Serology Section exposure to a virus.
Bacteriology Section -Isolates and identifies bacteria, and fungal pathogens.
Blood Banking Section -where blood gathered as a result of blood donation for
transfusion.
HIV Test -To detect antibodies (HIV) in your blood or saliva.
Electrolyte (Potassium) - Used to measure the amount of potassium.
III. Instructions: Based on your learning feedback diary, write a general reflection of what happened
during your visit to a clinic/ hospital. Use the following form to help you organize your ideas.

Area Feedback
I have learned about that district hospitals
have crucial links that exist with many
Content other aspects of the health system and the
(What have I learned?) importance of its rendered services to the
public played a very important role in the
health of the whole region with clearly
defined phases and sound methods they also
provide the structure and control required to
achieve safe opening and efficient health
services. 
Since we didn’t have the opportunity to
visit any district hospital, we learned some
Process general information about it by researching
(How did I learn it?) and finding some data about it and relating
it to other district hospitals as well.
The reason why we learned about it is
because it is in relation and it is inline with
Reasons our subject which is the Health Information
(Why did I learn it?) System. We also learned about it to acquire
some basic knowledge regarding district
hospitals since it can help us improve our
skills that is related to our course of
profession.
As a student taking up the course of
medical laboratory science we are expected
to be exposed within an hospital and
laboratory type of environment and learning
Academic and professional development all about these things help me to improve
(How does this learning experience my knowledge about the things that are
contribute to my academic and professional usually happening inside a district hospital
development?) and can be related to any other hospital in
general. Because of this knowledge I can
gradually progress my knowledge in to a
level that understands the work flow inside
a hospital.
 It had inspired me to become better in every
aspect possible for me to deliver quality
services in the future. It had also motivated
me to become the person that serve people
Personal Development wholeheartedly without any hesitations and
(What does this learning experience mean doubts. This learning had impacted my urge
to me?) to know more about the hospital setting and
how I can contribute within the context of
improving ones health and well being.

5.9 Compare a primary from a secondary clinic laboratory

Category Primary Laboratory Secondary laboratory

Laboratory Size 10 sq. m 20sq. m
Number Of Personnel
Number of Laboratory Test
Number of Sections
Number of Patients on a Daily
Basis