By MARILYNN MARCHIONE, AP Medical Writer Marilynn Marchione, Ap Medical Writer

We fret about airport scanners, power lines, cell phones and even microwaves. It’s true that we get too much radiation. But it’s not from those sources — it’s from too many medical tests.

Americans get the most medical radiation in the world, even more than folks in other rich countries. The U.S. accounts for half of the most advanced procedures that use radiation, and the average American’s dose has grown sixfold over the last couple of decades.

Too much radiation raises the risk of cancer. That risk is growing because people in everyday situations are getting imaging tests far too often. Like the New Hampshire teen who was about to get a CT scan to check for kidney stones until a radiologist, Dr. Steven Birnbaum, discovered he’d already had 14 of these powerful X-rays for previous episodes. Adding up the total dose, “I was horrified” at the cancer risk it posed, Birnbaum said.

After his own daughter, Molly, was given too many scans following a car accident, Birnbaum took action: He asked the two hospitals where he works to watch for any patients who had had 10 or more CT scans, or patients under 40 who had had five — clearly dangerous amounts. They found 50 people over a three-year period, including a young woman with 31 abdominal scans.

When other radiologists tell him they’ve never found such a case, Birnbaum replies: “That tells me you haven’t looked.”

Of the many ways Americans are overtested and overtreated, imaging is one of the most common and insidious. CT scans — “super X-rays” that give fast, extremely detailed images — have soared in use over the last decade, often replacing tests that don’t require radiation, such as ultrasound and MRI, or magnetic resonance imaging.

Radiation is a hidden danger — you don’t feel it when you get it, and any damage usually doesn’t show up for years. Taken individually, tests that use radiation pose little risk. Over time, though, the dose accumulates.

Doctors don’t keep track of radiation given their patients — they order a test, not a dose. Except for mammograms, there are no federal rules on radiation dose. Children and young women, who are most vulnerable to radiation harm, sometimes get too much at busy imaging centers that don’t adjust doses for each patient’s size.

That may soon change. In interviews with The Associated Press, U.S. Food and Drug Administration officials described steps in the works, including possibly requiring device makers to print the radiation dose on each X-ray or other image so patients and doctors can see how much was given.

The FDA also is pushing industry and doctors to set standard doses for common tests such as CT scans.

“We are considering requirements and guidelines for record-keeping of dose and other technical parameters of the imaging exam,” said Sean Boyd, chief of the FDA’s diagnostic devices branch.

A near-term goal: developing a “radiation medical record” to track dose from cradle to grave.

“One of the ways we could improve care is if we had a running sort of Geiger counter” that a doctor checked before ordering a test, said Dr. Prashant Kaul of Duke University.

He led an eye-opening study that found that U.S. heart attack patients get the radiation equivalent of 850 chest X-rays over the first few days they are in the hospital — much of it for repeat tests that may not have been needed.

How much radiation is risky?

It’s hard to say. The best guess is based on the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear power plant accident and studies of Japanese atomic bomb survivors who had excess cancer risk after exposures of 50 to 150 millisieverts (a measure of dose) of radiation.

A chest or abdominal CT scan involves 10 to 20 millisieverts, versus 0.01 to 0.1 for an ordinary chest X-ray, less than 1 for a mammogram, and as little as 0.005 for a dental X-ray. Natural radiation from the sun and soil accounts for about 2 millisieverts a year.

A big study last year estimated that 4 million Americans get more than 20 millisieverts a year from medical imaging. Two percent of people in the study had high exposure — 20 to 50 millisieverts.

Another study by Columbia University researchers, published in 2007, estimated that in a few decades, as many as 2 percent of all cancers in the U.S. might be due to radiation from CT scans given now. Since previous studies suggest that a third of all tests are unnecessary, 20 million adults and more than 1 million children are needlessly being put at risk, they concluded.

Just because a scan didn’t find anything wrong doesn’t mean a test wasn’t needed. Scans are useful for many diagnoses. But many studies suggest people are getting too much imaging now. For example, Mayo Clinic researchers reviewed the medical records of 251 people given heart scans in 2007 and found that only a quarter of them were clearly appropriate.

Reasons for overuse:

_Accuracy and ease of use. Scans have become a crutch for doctors afraid of using exams and judgment to make a diagnosis. Some think a picture tells more than it does. Imaging that shows arthritis in a knee or back problems doesn’t reveal how to make it better, said Dr. Richard Baron, a primary care doctor in Philadelphia.

“Physical therapy for an orthopedic injury is always the first choice,” yet doctors rush to order tests, he said. “The question you should be asking when you do sophisticated imaging is, ‘Is there something I can fix with an operation?’”

_Malpractice fear. A missed heart attack or a burst appendix could be devastating for a patient — and mean a lawsuit.

“I have great sympathy for the ER physicians because of the responsibility placed in their hands with strangers that come in off the street,” said Louis Wagner, chief physicist at the University of Texas in Houston. “They have to make a decision that could mean life or death for a patient, and the fastest way to find out is CT.”

_Patient pressure. People urge doctors to “do something” to figure out what’s wrong, and “often, doctors feel that the way to demonstrate that they’re doing something is to order tests,” said Dr. Christopher Cassady, a radiologist at Texas Childrens Hospital and the American Academy of Pediatrics‘ expert on this topic.

At his hospital, doctors first do an ultrasound on suspected appendicitis cases instead of rushing into a CT scan. Ultrasounds require no radiation.

_Health care chaos. One doctor may not know that another has ordered the same test. If a patient is referred to a specialist, “it’s often easier for him to order another study than to figure out how to get the one that was done somewhere else,” Baron said.

_Insurance issues. X-rays often are required by insurers to prove health, or for students to study abroad.

_Availability. Rural hospitals may not have an ultrasound technologist on duty in the wee hours, but imaging machines are always there.

_Treatment choice. A quick fix for chest pain — artery-opening angioplasty — requires far more imaging and radiation than bypass surgery does. The same is true of “virtual colonoscopy” instead of the standard version.

Which tests are overused? A scientific group, the International Commission on Radiological Protection, cites routine chest X-rays when people are admitted to a hospital or before surgery; imaging tests on car crash victims who don’t show signs of head or abdominal injuries; and low-back X-rays in older people with degenerative, but stable, spine conditions.

Even when tests are justified, they often include more views than needed and too much radiation. Top offender: chest CT scans looking for clogged arteries and heart problems. Cardiologists are increasingly aware of this risk and are seeking solutions.

At Columbia University, a study on dummies by Dr. Andrew Jeffrey Einstein found two dose-modifying techniques could lower the needed radiation dose by 90 percent without harming image quality.

Another cardiologist and radiation safety expert, Dr. Gilbert Raff, showed the same in real life. A study he led of nearly 5,000 patients at 15 imaging centers in Michigan found that radiation dose could be cut by two-thirds with no loss of quality.

What should patients do?

“You should question everything — what’s the dose, why am I getting it? You should be an informed consumer,” said Dr. Fred Mettler, radiology chief in the New Mexico Veterans Administration health care system. He led a study of health effects after the Chernobyl accident and is a U.S. representative to the United Nations on radiation safety.

He advised challenging “big ticket” tests like CT scans that deliver a lot of radiation to the chest and abdomen — places where cancer is likely to develop. “You shouldn’t get too excited about feet and knee X-rays,” Mettler said.

Questions to ask about radiation scans:

_Is it truly needed? How will it change my care?

_Have you or another doctor done this test on me before?

_Are there alternatives like ultrasound or MRI?

_How many scans will be done? Could one or two be enough?

_Will the dose be adjusted for my gender, age and size? Will lead shields be used to keep radiation away from places it can do harm?

_Do you have a financial stake in the machines that will be used?

_Can I have a copy of the image and information on the dose?

Mettler suggests bringing a blank CD or thumb drive with you.

“You should have all of your stuff digitally on something,” he said. “I keep mine on my laptop.”

Whether you doubt that your sadness warrants treatment (as 43 percent of women do), are embarrassed to talk to a professional (as 23 percent admit) or simply feel too apathetic or lethargic to make a visit, getting a diagnosis is first step to feeling like yourself again. Ask your physician for a referral to a psychologist or a psychiatrist or call your insurer for a list of mental health providers—you’ll be glad you did. If you aren’t struggling emotionally but suspect a friend is, tell her you sense that she’s feeling down and offer to assist her in finding a doctor. Thanks to your help, she’s likely to eventually start feeling better instead of worse. It may take a while to decide on the right course of treatment, whether it’s for you or your loved one, but in the meantime, making a few changes to your everyday habits can upgrade your outlook. Try the changes below to lift your mood, and to learn more about anxiety, depression and other emotional afflictions.

Sweat away sadness

We all know someone who says they exercise for their mental health, and guess what? Research proves they’re right! It turns out that working out may be as effective at relieving mild to moderate depression as the antidepressant Zoloft, because it stimulates the release of the feel-good chemical dopamine in your brain, according to a study from Duke University in Durham, North Carolina. And you don’t need to train for a triathlon to reap the benefits. Just 30 minutes of walking a day can improve your mood. If you’d rather stretch than stride, even taking a yoga class has been proven to boost levels of a neurotransmitter called gamma-aminobutyric acid that helps keep depression at bay.

Eat good food

Fish that contains omega-3 fatty acids enhances areas of the brain that affect your mood, so aim to eat a low-mercury swimmer, like wild salmon, arctic char or sardines twice a week. Have a baked spud on the side for a dose of vitamin B6, which lowers your depression risk. And foods rich in folate, such as spinach, beans and oranges, are filled with blues-busting serotonin—dig in, feel better!

Have sweet dreams

It’s not just beauty sleep—it’s happy sleep! Logging a solid seven to eight hours of rest is one of the most important things you can do for your emotional health. People who have insomnia are five times more likely to develop depression compared with those who are well-rested, a study from the University of North Texas in Denton finds. To make it easier to drift off, skip late-night TV and web surfing, jot down your worries on a notepad so you can rest with a clear mind and try soothing stretches before turning in.

Claim some quiet time

Something to contemplate: Frequent meditation is as effective as medicine at reducing bouts of depression, according to research. Yoga is a great way to clear your mind, but if you’re not the oming type, try setting aside 10 minutes in the morning to do deep breathing. Or, if you’re like me and prefer to stay in motion, try this “walking meditation:” Stride slowly for 20 minutes sans iPod. Stare at the ground 6 feet ahead and focus on the soles of your shoes lifting and dropping.

See the light

Depressed people who were exposed to a bright light for an hour upon waking up in the morning for five weeks experienced a 54 percent improvement in symptoms, according to a study from Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut. Try flicking on an energy light, such as the Philips goLITE BLU ($199), as you read your morning paper or answer your email.  Spending more time outside can also lift your spirits and tame stress, according to research. Read a book on a park bench during your lunch break or bike to run your errands. Stuck inside? Try to sit near a window.

Phone a pal

Not surprisingly, lonely folks are more likely to be depressed, research from the University of Chicago suggests. To feel your happiest, aim to strengthen bonds with at least three close pals. Make buddy dates by automating them—agree to meet at the gym twice a week, or gather for a night of takeout and movie watching the first Friday of each month. You’ll keep your spirits high with a little help from your friends!

What’s your stress style? Take the quiz on Self.com to find out, and learn how to cope better with anything.

The successful examinees who garnered the top 10 places in the Physician Licensure Examination February 2010 are

1 MARIE JO-ANN BELTRAN CABANTING, FAR EASTERN UNIVERSITY NICANOR REYES MEDICAL FOUNDATION – 85.42%
2 ARLYN DIZON SALUT, OUR LADY OF FATIMA UNIVERSITY VALENZUELA – 85.08%
3 REGINALD RICASA CORDIAL, OUR LADY OF FATIMA UNIVERSITY VALENZUELA – 84.92%
4 ROD MARK MEMORACION CLAVEL, OUR LADY OF FATIMA UNIVERSITY VALENZUELA – 84.67%
5 BIANCA KATRINA ESCARO VILLANUEVA, UNIVERSITY OF THE EAST RAMON MAGSAYSAY MEM MEDICAL CTR – 84.25%
6 CHARLENE ROSE KHE HAW, UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS – 84.17%
7 JAN EDWARD ESPINO SAYCO, OUR LADY OF FATIMA UNIVERSITY VALENZUELA – 84.08%
8 MICHAEL RAMOS ARROSAS, WEST VISAYAS STATE UNIVERSITY LA
PAZ – 84.00%
9 NOREEN ANTOINETTE GARCIA OPINA, ATENEO DE ZAMBOANGA – 83.92%
10 SUZETTE BUNGAY SAGUN, UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES MANILA – 83.83%

The composition of the Philippine Board of Medicine are chairman: Dr. Mildred N. Pareja; members: Dr. Florentino C. Doble, Dr. Restituto C. De Ocampo, Dr. Edgardo T. Fernando, Dr. Miguel L. Noche Jr. and Dr. Jose Y. Cueto, Jr.

Registration for the issuance of Professional Identification Card (ID) and Certificate of Registration will start on Tuesday, March 2, 2010 but not later than Friday, March 5, 2010. Those who will register are required to bring the following: duly accomplished Oath Form or Panunumpa ng Propesyonal, current Community Tax Certificate (cedula), 2 pieces passport size picture (colored with white background and complete name tag), 1 piece 1” x 1” picture (colored with white background and complete name tag), 2 sets of metered documentary stamps, and 1 short brown envelope with name and profession; and to pay the Initial Registration Fee of P600 and Annual Registration Fee of P450 for 2010-2013. Successful examinees should personally register and sign in the Roster of Registered Professionals.

The oathtaking ceremony of the successful examinees in the said examination as well as the previous ones who have not taken their Oath of Professional will be held before the Board on Sunday, March 14, 2010 at 1:00 o’clock in the afternoon at the Plenary Hall of the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC), Roxas Blvd., Manila.

Registration for membership with the Philippine Medical Association (PMA) will start on Tuesday, March 2, 2010.

Successful Examinees in the February 2010 Physician Board Examination

1 ABADILLA, MARVIN STEPHENE FELIPE
2 ABALOS, ARLENE CABUGOS
3 ABALOS, JAMI DAGOTDOT
4 ABANA, EVANGELENE TIANO
5 ABARQUEZ, WENCESLAO III CANTON
6 ABELEDA, MA NORMA BERIOSO
7 ABELGAS, LEAD ERIC MACACHOR
8 ABELLA, MYRRH FONTANILLA
9 ABOYO, CARLA JOY BANTILLO
10 ABRENA, RACHELLE ALEGADO
11 ACIDERA, LORNA ACOB
12 ACOSTA, AIMEE CLAIRE MEJORADA
13 ADAZA, LAURENT EARL HAMOY
14 ADELANTE, CHEROS BARCENAS
15 ADRIAS, AVA MARI IDOROT
16 AGCAOILI, RITCHE MUÑOZ
17 AGDEPPA, LEIGH DI AVRIL PUA
18 AGGA, MARY GRACE ACUNA
19 AGRAVANTE, JUVY ARAYA
20 ALBACETE, CAROLINE ALIM
21 ALDABA, HENA SALIBO
22 ALFAJORA, AL GULAR
23 ALFARO, MA CRISTINA RIVERA
24 ALFONSO, VANESSA ANN EUGENIO
25 ALIPIO, CHRISTOPHER PONCECA
26 ALIX, GRACEL NACION
27 ALQUIZAR, MARIBEL EBDANE
28 ALVAREZ, DYAN CRISTYN CARRO
29 ALVAREZ, GIDEON LAWRENCE JR BERNABE
30 AMANTE, PAOLO JORGE LEYCO
31 AMIT, CHRISTOPHER ARCIPE
32 AMORES, PAUL JR CORDOBA
33 ANDAYA, SHARON ARQUILETA
34 ANDRADA, OLIVER ANDRADA
35 ANG, PRINCESS ANG
36 ANINANG, ANA PATRICIA GO
37 APORADO, CHERYL BULAWAN
38 APRON, MARYGRACE DABLEO
39 AQUINO, ANGELO SANTOS DE LOS
40 AQUINO, EDEN VALERA
41 AQUINO, ELOISA REI SOLIMAN
42 AQUINO, RAM JEHAN REYES
43 ARBOLEDA, MAKRAM ANFONE
44 ARCANGEL, PAOLO ANTONIO RIVERA
45 ARELLANO, KATRINA JANE DELICA
46 ARROSAS, MICHAEL RAMOS
47 AUJERO, ANNA EUNICE NEMIL
48 AUNAL, RHUFAIDA AUNAL
49 AVILA, ODETTE ESPONILLA
50 AZARES, IMEE BALLESTEROS
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51 BABARAN, MARNELLI COLOMA
52 BACOT, IRVELLE GORDILLO
53 BAGAS, IVAN BENJAMIN MABAYO
54 BAILEY, KATHERINE ANN NUEVO
55 BALANAY, PRECIOUS SHEE PRESCO
56 BALBON, JANINA KRISTINA AMORES
57 BALLA, MYLENE JAVA
58 BALLESTA, ROWNA ROZELL JOAQUIN
59 BANAWAN, FERDINAND ENGUITO
60 BANOG, ELLAINE MAGBOO
61 BARNACHEA, MARIFE DAILEG
62 BARRETA, GLADYS AÑANA
63 BASBAS, JOCELYN MARCELO
64 BATCAGAN, IAN BEN MACARUBBO
65 BAUL, MAYLEEN LADJIMAN
66 BAUSON, MARIA CONSUELO LUCHING
67 BAUTISTA, ESTCHARLS BASCON
68 BAUTISTA, MARY ANN ROPA
69 BAUTISTA, MARY JANE ZAPATA
70 BAUTISTA, MHARK VINCENT TAN
71 BAUTISTA, PERFECTO II CAYABYAB
72 BAYOT, KIMBERLY SUZANNE VILLANUEVA
73 BAÑARES, REMDAYLE MANZANO
74 BEDOY, MARIA EDEN BALAGEO
75 BELANDRES, GERALD PE BENITO
76 BELARMINO, FREDERICK LUAREZ
77 BERBAÑO, PEARL JOY DESTOR
78 BERENGUER, EDWIN VILLAS
79 BERMEJO, TISHA ROMERO
80 BERNAL, DIANA CABANSAG
81 BERNAL, JESSE CANASTA
82 BERNALES, FRANCIS BETSY LACANDAZO
83 BERNIDO, JOY BALDO
84 BERROYA, BEATRIZ ROSALYN GARCIA
85 BIASBAS, ROSALDRO AGUILA
86 BINALINGBING, MARIA FRANCIA LOBETE
87 BLEZA, CHRISTIAN ARAUBAN
88 BOLASTIG, JULIE ANN BERNALES
89 BOLODO, AUDREY CAÑAVERAL
90 BOMPAT, MARILYN GUIBONE
91 BONIFACIO, RONNIE TIMBANG
92 BONOCAN, MICHELLE NAIG
93 BORDEOS, LLOYD NARIO
94 BORILLO, BRIAN EARLE MALINAO
95 BORJA, JOSE VICENTE II GALVEZ
96 BOSTON, MARIZEL DEQUITO
97 BRILLANTES, SALVADOR SOLANO
98 BRIZ, JOSEPH ANTHONY PEÑAFLOR
99 BROJAN, JOHN CARLO GOINGO
100 BUNDA, AGNES RAFAEL
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101 BURAHIM, MOH ALIH ANDAS
102 CABALFIN, SHEILA MAE ABENTINO
103 CABANTING, MARIE JO-ANN BELTRAN
104 CABAUATAN, OTHANIE FERNANDEZ
105 CABRAL, RONALD POSADAS
106 CABREDO, FRANCES MAY-ANNE CARRETAS
107 CACHO, AURORA GRACE NAEL
108 CADUADA, ERNELIA ITABAG
109 CAGAPE, EDWARD JR GELUA
110 CALAYAG, GLENFORD GEMANIL
111 CALDITO, JULIE ANN PARAS
112 CALING, JOANNE CHRISTINE RAMOS
113 CALINGASAN, DANDY IAN NIÑO DE GUZMAN
114 CALLANGAN, RONALD MARVIN BUMANGLAG
115 CALLEJA, SHAYNE SAPITAN
116 CAMALLAN, APRIL ROSE FADOLLONE
117 CAMBAS, ADNELL WONG
118 CANDA, ANTHONY BALAYO
119 CANO, CHRISTINA TULUD
120 CANTAY, JAY STEPHEN CABALONA
121 CAPILI, JACKIE LOU ENRIQUEZ
122 CAPUCHINO, JESSETTE CAMPOMANES
123 CAPUTOL, SIMON CLYDE DIANO
124 CARANDANG, WINSTON GUTIERREZ
125 CARICARI, CHRISTINE JOY LATAZA
126 CARRERA, ARMAN SIMON
127 CASIÑO, AGNES JOY LAGURIN
128 CASTILLO, ALAIN CASTRO
129 CASTILLO, BRIAN AUBREY VINARAO
130 CASTILLO, CARLO ANGELO PUNZALAN
131 CASTOLO, JANICE MORACILLA
132 CASTRO, CAROL ANNE LOUISE DELA CRUZ
133 CATALLA, KAREN PIÑOL
134 CAVERTE, CHRISTIAN DAVEY CALPITO
135 CAÑAL, EUGENIA MERCEDES ROSIANA
136 CAÑETE, RIZA ICOY
137 CELDRAN, JOSE LUIS NUBLA
138 CELINO, KEITH ADRIAN DUÑGO
139 CETRON, RHOBEE JOY SABILLO
140 CHAN, CRISTINE ENRILE
141 CHAVEZ-NICER, DINAH JO BERNAL
142 CHENG, MICHAEL YUNG
143 CHIU, ROSE MINDY CHUA
144 CHU, MARNIE GRACE GONZALES
145 CHUA, CARMIE GLORIANE
146 CLARIDAD, DIONISIO III RILLERA
147 CLAVEL, ROD MARK MEMORACION
148 COLORADO, MARISSA DELA CRUZ
149 COMPAS, BIENETH MEER PALCONITE
150 CONCEPCION-ANGELES, MA LESLIE REYES
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151 CORACHEA, HERMOGENES JR LEYCANO
152 CORCHA, JASPRAISE FANGONON
153 CORDERO, ISMAEL JR LAURENTE
154 CORDERO, JEN PACIENTE QUEBEC
155 CORDIAL, REGINALD RICASA
156 CORPUZ, CYRIL JOSEPH ZUÑIGA
157 CREDO, JESSELYN MARCO
158 CRISOSTOMO, MICHAEL NUCUM
159 CRISTOBAL, JEMUEL ARNAN RAMOS
160 CRUZ, FRENCEL MARTIN
161 CRUZ, JZAN ROSE STA BRIGIDA
162 CRUZ, MARJULIS DIVINA
163 CRUZ, RAPHAEL AGUSTINE CAMPO
164 CUA, LESTER IBARRA
165 CUARESMA, LYDETTE TOYOD
166 CUYCO, FRANCISCO PAOLO CIPRIASO
167 DADUFALZA, GIAN KARLO PONCE
168 DAGDAG, MARIE JEAN NGO
169 DAGUIO, SOLEDAD PAMELA REASOL
170 DALAGAN, MARY GRACE VILLANUEVA
171 DALANG, JENNIFER GABINO
172 DALANON, HAIDEE ELENA BARTOLATA
173 DALIDA, MICHELLE DOMINGO
174 DAR SANTOS, MARIA KRISELDA FRANCISCO
175 DATUMANONG, NORMAN PRINCE DATUKON
176 DE GUZMAN, OBDIN ALFONSO
177 DE JESUS, JACKIE LOU SALVADOR
178 DE LA CUADRA, LEILANI LIM
179 DE LOS REYES, RECO PROSPERO SINCO
180 DE LOS SANTOS, FAYE KRISTIN KO
181 DEGUITO, THERESE SHEILA CASTILLO
182 DEL AMOR, REYNELLE CHALIGTO
183 DELA CRUZ, JUNCES PACHECO
184 DELA ROCA, ANNABELLE ACLAN
185 DELA ROSA, MEILANIE SUSADA
186 DELGADO, LADY LOVE BINOYA
187 DELOS REYES, MARY GOLD DUMAGPI
188 DELOS REYES, REGINA AMORE ABARCAR
189 DELOS SANTOS, MARY CRIST ABALOS
190 DIMACALI, JAN PAOLO CERVANTES
191 DIMAGIBA, ANDREA QUINDIPAN
192 DIONISIO, MICHAEL PARAFINA
193 DIRONGAWAN, PUTRI SAPHIA BENEDICTO
194 DIZON, ALFRED CRUZ
195 DIZON, CHRISTINE LAGUISMA
196 DIÑO, PHOEBE ANNE MATEO
197 DOBRA, NOEL CEQUEÑA
198 DOCTOR, KATHERINE MAE ACANTILADO
199 DOLOROSO, KRISTINE MICHELLE ROSALES
200 DUBB, SUNITA MARZAN
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201 DUMADAG, ROMELIA VALEROSO
202 DUMAGUIN, MICHAEL-ADONIS ARCELO
203 DUNUAN, JEREMY GABRIEL SAQUING
204 DURANA, RUTH QUIEL
205 DY CHUA, AUDREY SHELLEY CHUA
206 ECHAUS, RAUL LEON GARCIA
207 ECHAVEZ, GLADYS OBATAY
208 EDQUILA, WEST ESMANE
209 EDRALIN, AGNES CAMILLE AZURIN
210 EHENG, EDUARDSON PATICUAL
211 EISMA, JACKIE LOU ARANETA
212 ELEGADO, ELLEN NIEVES
213 EMBLAWA, ZULKARNAIN AMPATUAN
214 EPE, MARIE KEITH SANCEJA
215 ESCOVER, AMOR MIA TOTTO
216 ESCUETA-ALVAREZ, LUELLA JOY ALTOVEROS
217 ESGUERRA, FERDINAND CATILO
218 ESMINO, NOREEN VALINO
219 ESPEDIDO, MICHELLE FURIO
220 ESPEJO, ELOISA ESPOSO
221 ESTACIO, FILIPINO LUMAMPAO
222 ESTANISLAO, ERNEST SOLOMON LINAO
223 ESTIOCO, DIANNE ESGUERRA
224 ESTRADA, GRACE UMALI
225 ESTRADA, KATHERINE ACADEMIA
226 ESTRELLADO, RODOLFO JR TALAID
227 ESTRELLAS, JOSE LUIS ARISTON SILVA
228 FAGELA, EDITHA DE LA CRUZ
229 FALCATAN, GIOVANNI RODRIGUEZ
230 FERANIL, KHRIS RYANTH PELLO
231 FERMANES, PAUL MICHAEL SIAWINGCO
232 FERNANDEZ, IRISH PALMEJAR
233 FERNANDEZ, JANNET HIZON
234 FEROLIN, DON PORFERIO III RUSIANA
235 FERRER, FATIMA GUILLERMA VILLANUEVA
236 FIGUEROA, FEBE MARQUILLERO
237 FLORENTINO, KAREN HAZEL DE LEON
238 FLORES, ALFREDO HALOG
239 FLORIN, MA KRISTINE BARQUEZ
240 FORMARAN, BONIFACIO JR SANCHEZ
241 GABALDON, JUNE JOANBELLE
242 GABOYA, LUISA MARIA DE MARILLAC LIM
243 GABUAT, JOSEFA GABRIDO
244 GALAPIA, BRIAN NIÑO CEREÑADO
245 GALGANA, NIÑO CEZAR APAYA
246 GALLARDO, EDWARD ALMONTE
247 GALLEMIT, APRYL GUITARTE
248 GALVE, PHEBUN GAJARDO
249 GALVEZ, MARIA ISABEL ENRIQUEZ
250 GAN, GRAZIELLA PARACAD
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251 GANABAN, ABNER OGACO
252 GAPIT-HERNANDEZ, KAREN MAY TOMELDEN
253 GARCIA, JUBIE ZUÑIGA
254 GARCIA, ROGELIO JR OCAMPO
255 GARGAR, JINKEE LHYLL BANGLOY
256 GARIANDO, PEACHY TRINIDAD YU
257 GATBONTON, KATRINA REYES
258 GATCHALIAN, WILMA CRISTINA TABBU
259 GAUDIEL, DYAN LAMIG
260 GENEBAGO, MARCOS MARDO
261 GENOVA, NOLAN OIDA
262 GIGARE, LANY MAY ALUCILJA
263 GINEZ, TEODULO JR PASCUAL
264 GO, ALFREDO JR SABALBERINO
265 GO, ANTONIO JR ASTILLA
266 GO, SONIE UY
267 GONZALES, CELESTINE ITURRIOS
268 GOZAR, CRISTINA TINIO
269 GOZAR, JUDAH DILAG
270 GRUTAS, ANA MA CORAZON BULALACAO
271 GUINMAPANG, AMOR INTES
272 GUMANGAN, JULIE ANN GUMANGAN
273 GUNTALILIB, REA LAGO
274 GURO, ROCANISAH DALIDIG
275 GUTIERREZ, SHARON MORAÑA
276 GUZMAN, ALEXANDER JOSEPH LONTOC
277 GUZMAN, MARIA ROWENA BANASTAS
278 HAW, CHARLENE ROSE KHE
279 HILARIO, MARIA RHODORA ALMAZORA
280 HILARIO-DARCERA, NINA ANGELA ALUYEN
281 HONGCO, TESSA VICTORIA VIOLETA
282 IBARROLA, MA CRISTINA YSABEL DIOLA
283 IBAÑEZ, DARIN HORTAL
284 ICAMINA, RAINIER ALDERETE
285 IGAMA, CARLO LEANDRO REYES
286 IGNACIO, CINDY TUAZON
287 ILAGAN, MARISON KRISTINE GARCHITORENA
288 INOPIA, KRISTINE OPORTO
289 INSO, ROSEMARIE ANGYUBAN
290 ISRAEL, NURHADA AMMAD
291 ITEM, GLEN ROUS
292 JABINAL, ALISA CONTADO
293 JABONI, JUDITHA CORA LONGAKIT
294 JACEL, JANE SUICO
295 JACOB, NELSON-JOHN SIBAYAN
296 JALANDONI, MOONYEEN BARRUGA
297 JALGALADO, CHITO JR DE VELA
298 JARA, JAMELYNNE VALIOLA
299 JARDINICO, EARL ERICSON LOBATON
300 JARDINICO, ENGELBERT LOBATON
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301 JASA, JOSEPHINE GABRIELLE BARON
302 JIMENEZ, SCARSHOALA CASTILLO
303 JOSON, JACOB ISAAC ALCASID
304 JUMIANJANG, ISMAEL SANA
305 JUNTILLA, GRACE DAGOHOY
306 KAKATI, RUPALI DESTUA
307 KAMENSA, NUR AINEE DUI
308 KAMPITAN, GENECA AIKA AGUILAR
309 KANSI, NOR-AINE PENDONG
310 KARAY, ALMUSAIDI ANIK
311 KC, MARIA THERESA MIRANDA
312 KHO, RON RUSSELL APITA
313 KILALA, KAREN CRISTOBAL
314 KO, RYAN MARTIN CHUA
315 KUNTING, IVY MAGALLANES
316 LACAMBRA, AIMEE CAJEFE
317 LACANLALE, ALTA GRACIA AFUANG
318 LACHICA, JULIET BASISTER
319 LACHICA, REGGIENA LAS PIÑAS
320 LACSAMANA, ROSELLA MENDOZA
321 LACTUPO, JOY REGINA GIRADO
322 LADRINGAN, IMMANUEL DE JESUS
323 LAJARATO, SITTI SHARA BULKIA
324 LAMELA, EDMUND LOMINOQUE
325 LANUZA, KATRINA PRISCILLA DISCAYA
326 LASTIMOSA, VINA NORHAYNAH NAGA
327 LEDESMA, MICHELE ALEXANDRA LIM
328 LEE, EDDIE TAN
329 LEE, MARDY LAJA
330 LI, ANN LORAINE JOGUILON
331 LIBUIT, MARIA CONCEPCION CARO
332 LIM, ARLYN ESPERA
333 LIM, BERNICE FRANCESCA TALLO
334 LIM, JAFER TERRENCE CHIU
335 LIM, MARVIN POSAS
336 LIMJUCO, EDWIN JOHN CABALLERO
337 LIN, HAN LUN LEE
338 LIT, ANVIOJO MONTANA JOSUE
339 LLAGAS, MARK IAN LOYLOY
340 LOMBOY, MARK ANDREW STA CRUZ
341 LOMONDAYA, SITTIE HAWA MARUHOM
342 LONGAKIT, ROAN GOLEZ
343 LOPEZ, CHERRY MAPILI
344 LOPEZ, GIL CARLITO JR QUIÑONES
345 LOZANO, LERIDA MANDAP
346 LU, JOSEPH BENJAMIN MANUEL
347 LUANSING, CHARLENE ADLAON
348 LUCION, ISRAEL JUNE GOZO
349 LUCION, RODELLE JOY GOZO
350 LUD-AYEN, JULIEN JOAN GAWE
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351 LUSTESTICA, LAURICE JAYE CASTOR
352 MACASPAC, GILBERT MATIAS
353 MACATANGAY, ANGEL LIZZA CRUZADA
354 MACGUI-ING, JULIET BATINGWED
355 MAGCALAS, DOUDLE CARMELA SAMSON
356 MAGNAYE, ZARAH CHARISSA GONZALES
357 MAGTUTO, CHRISTENE AMPAYA
358 MALLARE, ANGELO RENIERO CO
359 MALLARI, MELISSA PADILLA
360 MALUNGCUT, JUDE CHESTER GONZALES
361 MANALANG, CARLO ANGELO VISTRO
362 MANALO, NESMARIE BARTOLOME
363 MANGABAT, ROXANNIE MANARPIES
364 MANGAHAS, MA RACHELLE AGUSTIN
365 MANGAHAS, MARIA LOVELLA SALAZAR
366 MANGUERRA, GREGORIO JESUS CONSTANTINO ESCAÑO
367 MANGULABNAN, RED MAMARIL
368 MANLAPAZ, JEM GUERRA
369 MANN, MARIANNE ROSE SAMOSA
370 MANUEL, JEREMY LACIA
371 MANUTA, CHRISTINE EVASCO
372 MANZANO, JENNIFER FRANCISCO
373 MAPUE, MARIANITO JR SANCHEZ
374 MARAMAG, CATHERINE PAMITTAN
375 MARASIGAN, MEA MANALO
376 MARAVILLA, MELANY SANTOS
377 MARGAJA, RYAN JOSEP ABELLA
378 MARGES, MARLON BARBA
379 MARQUEZ, PRINCESS CLARISSA IGNO
380 MARTELINO, DAN BARRIOS
381 MARTIJE, JANET DALIMO-OS
382 MARTINEZ, JUNE CHRISTIAN APO
383 MATALINES, RITCHIE LUMACAD
384 MATARUL, KATHERINE PATIS
385 MATARUL, MIDZRIFA MUKSAN
386 MATIAS, ROMEO SALVADOR WICO
387 MATIGA, STEVEN GENE LAURENTE
388 MATONDING, SALEM LADION
389 MATUGUINAS, MICHELLE PADILLA
390 MAXIMO, CARLA JANE BENIGNO
391 MAYUGA, VALERIE VISITACION
392 MENA, LESTER ARAGA
393 MENDOZA, ERIC DIEGO
394 MENDOZA, JENALYN CORDERO
395 MENDOZA, REINA DELEN
396 MERCADO, FERMEN GABRIEL
397 MESA, PAOLO GIOVANNI COLACION
398 MIGRIÑO, JASMINE RUAYA
399 MILO, CHRISTINA MAYO
400 MINGI, SHERYL ROJO

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401 MINSUAREZ, RIENNE QUISIL
402 MIRA-ATO, ALINOR MINDALANO
403 MIRAS, CONCEPCION BUREROS
404 MIRASOL, KATHERINE OMEGA CHAVEZ
405 MISON, RALPH MARTIN JUCO
406 MOHAMMAD, ABDEL-TAZER YUSOP
407 MONTAÑER, EDVIR JANE SAILE
408 MORALES, ELIZA ANNE SANTIAGO
409 MORALES, JUAN CARLOS RAMOS
410 MORALES, NORIELYN VILLELA
411 MORCILLA-TERANIA, JANUARY TANDINCO
412 MORENO, MARY ANN OREN
413 MORLA, LAWRENCE MORALES
414 MORONES, PRECILLA MADEL DAIRO
415 MOTAVALLI KACHAEE, FATEMEH CAMACHO
416 MUKARAM, BANISADAR ADDALINO
417 NALA, MICHELLE ACERO
418 NASH, JOSEPH CASTILLO
419 NEE-ESTUYE, CYRIL KIM ENCINARES
420 NERONA, MA CECILIA PARIS
421 NGO, GLADISTELLA CUBACUB
422 NIOG, BEN EVAN AQUINO
423 NITURAL, DIANA MARIE SAN JUAN
424 NORBERTE, ALMA JOSEFA ENRIQUE
425 OBIAS, FRANCES MICHELLE GONZALES
426 OCHOA, PEGGY MALLARE
427 OFIAZA, THEODORE ESPIRITU
428 OLIVEROS, CHRISTOPHER TABIOS
429 ONG, ARTURO JR LOPEZ
430 ONTOK, HASSANA DIALO
431 OPINA, NOREEN ANTOINETTE GARCIA
432 ORTEGA, CHESTER KREISLER EVANGELISTA
433 ORTIZ, ALLAN ANTHONY DE GUZMAN
434 ORTIZ, LORELIZA PICHAY
435 OUANO, PHILLIP CHARLES IGOT
436 OUANO, PIERRE IGOT
437 PADERNAL, IVY ARDIENTE
438 PALAMI, MA DONNA CASTILLO
439 PALO, JOHN THEODORE MAGALLANES
440 PALOMAR, MA FEMIE MANUA
441 PALUMPON, JANICE DE JESUS
442 PANCHO, GRACE ANNE ODULIO
443 PANGANIBAN, JORDAN SIBUG
444 PANGANIBAN, KIMBERLY JEANNE BERNARDO
445 PANGILINAN, JEFFREY ANGELES
446 PANOPIO, NIÑO BENEDICT DELA FUENTE
447 PANTALEON, ZYRELYN ROXAS
448 PARAGAS, BRIGITTE CACATIAN
449 PAREDES, ARIEL LOO
450 PARIS, YVETTE OLIVEROS

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451 PARROCO, MARTHA ISABEL JUNIO
452 PASCUA, ROXANNE MEDENILLA
453 PASCUAL, ARTURO JR GURBAXANI
454 PASTOR, ALLEN BRIAN ICARO
455 PAZ, DAIVY JASPER CRUZ
456 PEDROSA, EVA MARIE DELA PEÑA
457 PERALTA, ROUEMA BAUTISTA
458 PEREGRIN, ALDRIN QUIRONA
459 PEREZ-PANDES, MARIA CAROLINA SAMONTE
460 PEREÑA, MARY JANE ALMANZOR
461 PESEBRE-PADILLA, JUDITH MARIE ORDINANTE
462 PEÑALOSA, MARIA LIELA MALVAR
463 PFLEIDER, EMMELIE BARTOLOME
464 PIEDAD, ANNALYN ESTACIO
465 PINEDA, CHARMAINE MANALILI
466 PINEDA, SHEILA CORONEL
467 PLAZUELA, HAIDEE CORAZON PEREZ
468 POLITICO, MARY RUTH SANCHEZ
469 PONCIANO, PAULO JOSE COLARINA
470 PONDOC, JEIA NISNISAN
471 PORCIUNCULA, MARY GRACE BAUTISTA
472 PRODIGALIDAD, ANGEL II CONSTANTINO
473 PROTUSADA, MARIA LIEZL TAGLE
474 PUA, ERIC ANDRES
475 PUNO, NOEL MENGUITO
476 QUINTANO, MERICEL ADLAON
477 QUINTO, ARLENE LAUREL
478 QUIROZ, BELINDA VILLANUEVA
479 QUITOR, CHRISTY ROSE SOLIS
480 RABOC, MARIA LEONORA BORJA
481 RACADIO, MA LLEWELYN RABENA
482 RACHO, RAMOET TOBIAS MONTILLA
483 RAFANAN, ELISYL KARL JAMES INES
484 RAGONTON, GERALDINE REDOBLE
485 RAGUAL, GLADY ROSE LEONILLO
486 RAJAGUKGUK, IMEE PANTANGCO
487 RAMIREZ, MARIA KATRINA CORONADO
488 RAMIREZ, MARILEN RACIMO
489 RAMOS, CATHERINE ADUVAS
490 RAS, ALLENE JOY ADONIS
491 REAZON, JOHN PAUL EVORA
492 REBOLLOS, CHERYL BEJERANO
493 RENIVA, MARK SIA
494 RESTUA, IRIZH ANNE PANO
495 RETANA, ERNI FRANCIS CORTES
496 REY, SHERBETH MAE MERCADO
497 REYES, FRANCHETTE LACSON
498 REYES, RECHILDA RHEA PASTOR
499 REYES, RIECHIE RAYOS
500 RIPA, MESALYN MILAGROS RIALUBIN

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501 ROBENIOL, AMADOR JR BARRIOS
502 RODRIGUEZ, MAYRACEZL CRUZ
503 RODRIGUEZ, NAEZELLE MENDOZA
504 ROMANO, AILEEN ALMENARIO
505 ROMANO, MARIANNE LEONARDO
506 ROMERO, JONATHAN CEDULA
507 ROXAS, BYRON CLAUDE ZINGAPAN
508 ROXAS, MARY GRACE STA ANA
509 RUFINO, MA RACHELLE ELVIRA TORREJON
510 RUIZ, JOEL II PIGA
511 RUIZ, NOREEN PIGA
512 RUSTE, MA EILEEN BADER
513 SABALBERINO, ANTONIA BAYARONG
514 SABER, HERVIN AREVALO
515 SABIDONG, CHRISTINE MARIE APURA
516 SABTAL, BERSALYN LIM
517 SAGMIT, JOSE MARI GALURA
518 SAGUN, SUZETTE BUNGAY
519 SAHIPA, SHALHUA JAILANI
520 SALARDA, EDGIE RYAN CAYETANO
521 SALCEDO, APRIL RON PATEÑA
522 SALIDO, MALAIKA LAURENTE
523 SALINAS, JHUNRY SENARILLAS
524 SALLEVA, DAWN MAQUILING
525 SALUT, ARLYN DIZON
526 SALVAÑA, JETHRO MUÑEZ
527 SALVO, ANN MARIE GRACE SAUCE
528 SAMPORNA, ANISAH MINDALANO
529 SANCHEZ, DANILO JR ACDAL
530 SANCHEZ, GERALDINE CACALDA
531 SANCHEZ, KIN DIOCEN GAMULO
532 SANGCO, PEARL LOUISE LIM
533 SANTIAGO, KATHLEEN JOY BARRERA
534 SANTOS, PILAR PENELOPE DIZON
535 SANTOS, SONIA DE VERA
536 SANTOS, VANESSA PINEDA
537 SARABIA, APPLE PORRAS
538 SARMIENTO, CHRISTIAN ROY QUEZON
539 SAYCO, JAN EDWARD ESPINO
540 SCHYLANDER-MARCO, MARICEL PUA
541 SEBASTIAN, KATHERINE VILLANUEVA
542 SELERA, NESNA LACSON
543 SERRANO, JACQUELINE DIAZ
544 SIERVO, JOAN OMBROG
545 SIMBULAN, AMIEL FRANCIS TAN
546 SISON, DONNABELLE ASUNCION
547 SITE, MICHAEL LAURENTE
548 SITOY, LORNA BARLONGO
549 SMITH, JENIFER CAGUIN
550 SOBREVEGA, NOEME NGITNGIT

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551 SOLAÑA, RENATO RENDELL QUILARIO
552 SOMODIO, LALAINE CABALATUNGAN
553 STA ROMANA, DORCAS CRISOSTOMO
554 SUCALDITO, ZOE JR NAPATAL
555 SUGUI, BENJIE FISCO
556 SUMAGAYAN, SALAHUDDIN USODAN
557 SUMAOANG, VANESSA GONZALES
558 SUPERIANO, AZELEA KRIS ROBLES
559 SUYOM, MARICHE PORMILDA
560 TABADA, NIÑA ABIGAIL AYOP
561 TABALBA, ROSARMA RAMBUYON
562 TABEFRANCA, JACKIELYN CUBID
563 TACUJAN, KARINA MICHAELA FERRIOLS
564 TAEZA, MARIE KAROLYN REYES
565 TAKASHIMA, ROSELYN MAE SANTIAGO
566 TALIP, LICINIO ANGEL LOPEZ
567 TALITE, JOECEL LIARES
568 TAN, ANNE MARFE LIMKIMSO
569 TAN, MILDRED RAPIÑAN
570 TAN, WILFREDO JR YSMAEL
571 TAN, WILSON TANG-O
572 TANAMAL, RONNIE AGBAS
573 TANDINGAN, GIESON DELA CRUZ
574 TANGCO, LAURENCE RONALD MEDINA
575 TANGSON, ROSALILIA CALDERON
576 TANPOCO, MA CAROLINE DIOSO
577 TANTOO, ELIODORO JR ARCINUE
578 TENORIO, ERICKSON CALAPATIA
579 TEODORO, NOREEN JANE PALMA
580 TERTE, REMEDIOS DELOS SANTOS
581 TEVES, MAUREEN BAY
582 TEVES, MICHELLE GRACE SALARZA
583 TIATCO, MICHELLE CARREON
584 TIBALAN, LIGAYA TEMEÑA
585 TIU, NORBERTO JR ROMERO
586 TOLEDO, PATRICK KEAN LASALA
587 TOLENTINO, MARIA LOIELIN ASIDO
588 TOMILLUSO, PFIZER IVY TEMBLOR
589 TONGSON, MICHAEL ALLEN PEÑAFLOR
590 TOROGANAN, ANNESAH EBRIEGA
591 TORREGOSA, EFREN JHAMELLRO CAJES
592 TRINIDAD, ELEANOR PATUASIC
593 TRINIDAD, TRISTAN FERNANDEZ
594 TUMA-OB, FLORABEL TEJARES
595 TUMILBA, CHERRIE LYN SOLMERANO
596 TURINGAN, MARK ANTHONY CARONAN
597 TWAÑO, NATHALIE GRACE ESGUERRA
598 UCLARAY, RIA JANE UJANO
599 UICHANCO, ANN CELESTYN PAYAWAL
600 UMALI, JOSELITO II NORBERTE

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601 UNTO, ALEXIS JAMES ISMIL
602 VALIENTE, MATTHEW DELA CERNA
603 VASQUEZ, JETHEL JOY ROSALIA
604 VELARDE, RICHARD CONRAD IFURUNG
605 VELASCO, REAGAN GONZALES
606 VENTURA, STEVE
607 VERANA, IVY VERANO
608 VEÑEGAS, CRISTELA OSIA
609 VIESCA, FE ANAVIE LACHICA
610 VILLACORTA, CHRISTOPHER WABE
611 VILLANUEVA, ARLYN AYAWAN
612 VILLANUEVA, BIANCA KATRINA ESCARO
613 VILLANUEVA, IRA BENLIRO
614 VILLANUEVA, JOSE CARLO REYES
615 VILLAPANDO, FRANCES ANN BOBADILLA
616 WANG, EMILIE LADUA
617 YAO, SHARYL LADD BELARMINO
618 YECYEC, CHRISTINE ANN DINOROG
619 YTAC, HENRY ANTHONY MANANTAN
620 ZAMORA, SHEILA MARIE SOMOZA
621 ZARASPE, JORELLE RAIEN CALINGASAN

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LIST OF EXAMINEES WHO PASSED

NO.    NAME

1 ACUZAR, RICHIE S
2 ADARNA, LEILANI G
3 ADIONG, AREEFAH A
4 ADRANEDA, ANGELO T
5 AGNI, RUEL T
6 AGREDA, LEAH M
7 AGUITE, LEIZEL B
8 ALEGRADO, ALEX E
9 ALMOJERA-FUSILERO, MARCELYN A
10 ALOC, MARIA ISABEL S
11 AMORA, JONAH L
12 ANCHETA, DENNIS M
13 ANDAL, GLENN M
14 ANTIPUESTO, KITCHIE C
15 ANTONIO, IMELDA DIGNA S
16 AQUINO, TERESITA ROSARIO R
17 ARMADA, FRANCIS MARTIN N
18 ARQUIZA, JONATHAN L
19 ASUNCION, ANGIELYN C
20 ASUNCION, LESLIE R
21 ATIENZA-ORTIZ, GERLIE O
22 ATONSON, KRISTEN C
23 AVELINO, MARIA MAGDALENA S
24 BABALO, RHODA D
25 BACAREZA, BACKY D
26 BACINILLO, MARICRIS G
27 BACOLOR, CRISELDA E
28 BANATE, MITZI Y
29 BARANDINO, ANGELA MARIE MONIQUE R
30 BARCE, JERUSA G
31 BARRION, DELFIN C
32 BATAC, RICARDO A
33 BATACLAN, ROMMEL P
34 BAUTISTA, RAINVILLE B
35 BERAME, ELI JOHN A
36 BERMAS, JAMES
37 BICOL, JENNY R
38 BOADO, RICHARD A
39 BRAVO, ODYSSA C
40 BRIONES, JR, GERARDO M
41 BUENASEDA, MA. CLARISSA M
42 BULATAO, DARLENE P
43 BULIYAT, MARY GAY B
44 BUSTOS, PETER JESSE L
45 CABADDU, JEFFREY JAMES A
46 CABAL, JYN A
47 CABUNILAS, RHODORA F
48 CACATIAN, RUBY ROSE S
49 CAGURIN, ROSINEE P
50 CALAGUAS, CLAIRE A
51 CAMOMOT, JOSHUA M
52 CAÑETE, LIBERTY D
53 CAPAHI, RODRIGO R
54 CARAMAT, DONNY M
55 CATAMBING, IRENE C
56 CEPEDOZA, JESUS BRYAN G
57 CHAN, PENNY O
58 CHONG, MARY ANNE L
59 CINIO, ANNA LUISA G
60 CIUBAL, CRIZELDA M
61 CLARA, MEA LOVELLA B
62 CORNEL, MYLENE U
63 CORTEZ, MARIA GRETA S
64 CRUZ, GILBERT G
65 CRUZ, JIMMY H
66 CUISON, JANE U
67 DACUMOS, FERDINAND MANUEL J
68 DAET, ELEAZAR P
69 DE CHAVEZ, ARNOLD G
70 DE GUZMAN, MARVIN RADEN T
71 DE GUZMAN, RICHELLE C
72 DE GUZMAN, RINA V
73 DE GUZMAN, VIVIAN E
74 DE JESUS, JEFFREY M
75 DE LIMA, DUNCAN BERTULFO E
76 DEANG-GALANG, ANNA LUZ D
77 DEBUYAN-JUMALON, HYACINTH T
78 DEE, ERIC ROLAND S
79 DEGAYO, ANASTACIO MANUEL JUN-JUN S
80 DEL CARMEN, ANTONIO ROMULO C
81 DEL CARMEN, CONSTANCIA TRINIDAD C
82 DELA CRUZ, DANIEL P
83 DELA CRUZ, ERNEST ABEGAIL C
84 DELA CRUZ, JAMIELYN R
85 DELA CRUZ, MICHAEL ANTHONY A
86 DELA YSLA, JOSEPHINE L
87 DIANONGCO, MARIA LUCILA G
88 DIAZ-GARCIA, RAMAYANA S
89 DICHOSO, JOEMIE D
90 DOMINGO, CAROLINE P
91 DOMINGO, MARIO M
92 DORADO, MA. THEIRA P
93 DULAY, MARIA CRISTINA J
94 DUMIA, II, MARIANO V
95 DY-EDUVAS, HELEN L
96 DY-OLAER, BERNADETTE MARIE Q
97 DYSANGCO, ANDREW T
98 ELCANO, JANET W
99 ENERVA, ROVI RAYMOND Z
100 EQUIPADO, CLARISSA D
101 ESPALDON, ADELE H
102 ESTRELLA, AGNES BRIDGET I
103 ESTRELLA, EARL M
104 EUSTAQUIO, CRISPIN C
105 EUSTAQUIO, KAREEM ABDON M
106 FAMA, ROSMAR P
107 FANDIÑO, ANTHONY BERNARD G
108 FANTILANAN-SOLDEVILLA, HELMAR P
109 FERNANDEZ, CLINT IVAN L
110 FERNANDEZ, DENNIS C
111 FERNANDEZ-GALVEZ, ANN CHERYL C
112 FLORES, BRYAN M
113 FORROZA, ROGER S
114 FRANCO, FLOHERNA L
115 FRAYCO, CARINA H
116 GALASGAS, COSME, JR. A
117 GALDONES, MARIAN ESTHER G
118 GALINO, JOY E
119 GARCIA, ABIGAIL AYLETTE F
120 GARCIA-KINDIPAN, MERCY GRACE C
121 GAUDIEL, KATHERINE T
122 GO, ARTHUR JASON S
123 GOMEZ, NERIZA S
124 GONZALES, CHRISTOPHER I
125 GONZALEZ, MELCHOR S
126 GREGORIO, KAREN MARIE R
127 GUDITO, FRANCO E
128 GUERRERO, JOANNE KHRISTINE S
129 HABABAG, WILMYR F
130 HAMO, GENECAR E
131 HILADO, JAIME ENRIQUE E
132 HIPE, HOWELL G
133 INDON, GENYLYN B
134 INGENTE, ANNE MARIE KATHRYN P
135 JAO, GIRLIE P
136 JARDINICO, JEANETTE M
137 JAVIER, JOSELITO C
138 JAVIER, JR, APOLONIO G
139 JAVIER, VANINA H
140 LAPUS, NOEL A
141 LAROZA, MARICEL M
142 LASCO, JUN MAXIMO II F
143 LAUBAN, CHEERILOU U
144 LAZO, ANDERSON L
145 LEE, LENNIE C
146 LIM, AVELINE SUE ANN L
147 LIM, MARISSA ELIZABETH L
148 LIM, MARIZEN L
149 LOPEZ, JR., JAIME L
150 LUCAS, PAUL C
151 LUCMAN, ABDEL HUSSIEN D
152 LUZANO, RIVA L
153 MACALINO, MELIZA U
154 MACAPUGAY, LEORA FLOR P
155 MADRIO, ELPIDIO R
156 MADRONIO, ERICKSON B
157 MAGBITANG, ANGELINE-THERESE D
158 MAGPALI, JR., ADRIANO E
159 MAGPANTAY, FATIMA KATHRINA B
160 MAGUSLOG, SVETHLANA L
161 MALICDEM, MARIE GRACE P
162 MALILAY, MARIA LOURDES C
163 MALLABO, ALMA FIDES A
164 MALLILLIN, OMEGA D
165 MAMADRA, LOIQUI JANE S
166 MANCENIDO, ANNELLE MARIE E
167 MANCIO, PAMELA ROSE L
168 MARANIAN, AIDA P
169 MARBA, IAN LEE V
170 MARQUEZ, REEZA Q
171 MASANGKAY, JR, HERMOGENES P
172 MATULAC, MELGAR O
173 MATURAN, EMMA LOU C
174 MEJIA, OMAR JOHN B
175 MELECIO-BARRIGA, MERIAM L
176 MENDEGUARIN, JOMER D
177 MENDOZA, AZENETTE L
178 MERCADAL, GERARD RYAN T
179 MERCADO, ANDREW G
180 MERCADO, ELOISA D
181 MERIN, EDELWEISE G
182 MIGUEL, JENNIFER M
183 MIRAVALLES, MAY GRACE A
184 MOLANO, JR, ROMEO G
185 MONTEJO, ABE F
186 MONTOYA, JOSE ENRIQUE Y
187 MORENO, EMMANUEL P
188 MUTUC, JAYSON M
189 MUTUC, KENNETH E
190 NALANGA, ANNIE JANE A
191 NAVARRO III, FELIPE J
192 NAVARRO, MARIE STELLA L
193 NAVARRO, MYLENE N
194 NAVARRO, VANESSA D
195 NGALOB, QUEENIE G
196 NGO, KATHA W
197 NIDO, MARIA THEA M
198 NISCE, IVY ROSE C
199 NOMOROSA, KARLA MARIA P
200 OCONER, NIÑO GIL L
201 OLIVAR-CAMIGUING, CATHERINE C
202 ONG, CELESTE C
203 ONG-CHU, MICHELLE C
204 PAGAUITAN, PICHY-ANN I
205 PALA, ANIZA B
206 PALAMINE, MARIA TERESITA L
207 PALPAL-LATOC, JOY S
208 PASTORFIDE, MARIO R
209 PATARAY, MARI LEO FIDEL T
210 PELAGIO, GIL FRANCIS S
211 PEREZ, ROXAN A
212 PILE, MARICHEL D
213 PINO, MARIA SOCORRO A
214 PORSUELO, HARIETT B
215 PUNO, DONALD RHEY E
216 PUNO, MARIA PATRICIA G
217 PUNZALAN, ADORA T
218 QUINTAL-QUETUA, ANA-MAE H
219 RACAZA, GERALDINE Z
220 RAFOLS, EVA M
221 RAMIREZ-ALOIT, GRACIELA S
222 RAMOS, HANS JEREMY R
223 RAÑOLA, III, JOSE MANUEL T
224 RAPADAS-ILAO, MARITONI G
225 RAZON-GONZALEZ, ELVIE VICTONETTE B
226 RAZUL, RUDOLPH ALLAN R
227 REBONG, RITCHIE B
228 REDOBLADO, BRIAN OLIVER C
229 REYES, MICHAEL JOSEPH T
230 REYNO, JUNIE DAWN D
231 RIVERA, ANGELICA A
232 RIVERA, JEJUNEE P
233 ROA, IV JR, NELLO BAYANI R
234 ROMERO, RONALD V
235 ROQUE, JESSE JANE R
236 SALA, SEBAR S
237 SALINDONG, LILY FAYE A
238 SANDOVAL, SHARON G
239 SANTOS, ADRIAN H
240 SANTOS, JR., HARIM E
241 SANTOS, MARY ANN M
242 SARAPUDDIN, GEMMALYNN B
243 SEE, MARY ANN A
244 SEMILLA, BERNADETTE C
245 SERA JOSE, MICHELLE C
246 SERAFICO, VERNON M
247 SERRANO-SIA, LEILANIE DONATILLA A
248 SIALONGO, ROSELYN E
249 SIBAL, JOSEPHUS P
250 SILVA, AYESSA B
251 SODUSTA, MARIAN VITA NOVA C
252 SOMINTAC, KRISTINE C
253 SORIANO, FERNANDO P
254 SORIANO, LAURA R
255 SUAREZ, RAMON JOSE F
256 SUTAREZ, OWEN L
257 SY, ALLEN ANDREW T
258 TAMAYO, MARYGRACE D
259 TAN, CONSUELO C
260 TAN, MARY ANTONIETTE M
261 TAN, TENNILLE
262 TANCHEE, MARY JANE Y
263 TAPAC, JOHN IRISH M
264 TAPSIRUL II, JULMIN T
265 TAVANLAR, JULIA CRISTINA A
266 TECSON, ELVIN R
267 TENORIO, APOLLO RODERICK A
268 TEQUILLO, BIMBO H
269 TERNURA, SALOME DENITA L
270 TI, CATHERINE ROSE A
271 TIOPIANCO, JOHN PAUL P
272 TIPALLO, JOHANNA D
273 TOLENTINO, CELESTE C
274 TOLENTINO-WILSON, ODESSA G
275 TORRES, MARY ANN P
276 TRONCALES, AURA D
277 TUMABIENE, KRISTINE D
278 UY, CAESAR, JR. P
279 UY, CARLA ANNABELLE T
280 UY, DARWIN C
281 UY, JAPHETH CARLOS T
282 UY, JOANNE D
283 VATANAGUL, JARUNGCHAI S
284 VIADO, NOEL S
285 VIDA, CECILLE B
286 VILLANUEVA, JOYCE ANGELI P
287 VILLASIN, JUVYNETTE A
288 VILLENA, KRISTOFFER Y
289 YSON, GLADYS S
290 YU, DONNY JAY E
291 YU, ODILIO U
292 ZAMORA, ROSALLY P

As internists, our comfort zones are more often confined to our own selves and our immediate families, and our own medical practice, be it general internal medicine or any of its subspecialties. The Philippine College of Physicians, hence, challenges its members to go beyond their comfort zones and extend beyond the concerns of self, family, or private practice, and be involved in the concerns of the community, nation and beyond. While there is an increasing burden of chronic illness and complexity of medical care, there is also an astounding development in the field of information and communication technology that has blurred geographic borders, enabling us to coordinate care across various settings and health care providers. While disparities in healthcare access among various groups continue to exist, the Filipino internist is given the chance to reaffirm his own relevance by becoming part of the solution to this inequity.

The PCP also urges its members to practice medicine beyond medicine – to scrutinize the nature and effects of the patient’s illness, to understand the complexity of clinical judgments and the ethical dimensions of physician–patient, physician-physician and physician-industry encounters, and to utilize the multifaceted dimensions of health to further improve patient care.

We therefore envision the PCP 2010 Annual Convention to be a venue wherein we, as Filipino internists, may explore our own territories, examine our own follies and strengths, and rediscover our own relevance. We will be redefining ourselves and our profession – beyond our traditional roles as clinicians, beyond the biomedical definition of health, beyond geographic boundaries, all within the bounds of medical ethics, all for the improvement of our patients’ welfare.  http://www.pcp.org.ph

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Initially, the focus of this partnership program is to help doctors of the provincial government deliver surgical services to patients in different parts of Misamis Oriental more efficiently.

Under an agreement with the provincial government, SMART will provide Internet connectivity to five hospitals in Gingoog, Talisayan, Balingasag, Manticao and Initao.

That agreement was signed Wednesday (Jan. 13) by Misamis Oriental Governor Oscar Moreno and SMART Public Affairs Group Head Ramon Isberto.

Dubbed the mobile surgery services project, this also includes technical support and assistance, including ICT training for hospital staff and personnel who will be involved in the computerization of operations. Internet access will be provided free of charge for one year.

SMART will also supply eight 3G phones to doctors in the mobile surgery team. They will use the handsets to send data on and/or pictures of surgery patients in five provincial hospitals to an operations center in Cagayan de Oro City.

This information will help the mobile surgery team to screen patients and make the necessary preparations to ensure the efficient delivery of surgical services when they visit the different provincial hospitals.

Under its Province-wide Investment Plan for Health, Misamis Oriental has been rehabilitating the buildings and upgrading the facilities and medical personnel services of its seven provincial hospitals.

SMART’s tele-health program is part of its broad community partnership program called Kabalikat.

Under its tele-health program, SMART is also assisting the Physicians for Peace (PFP)-Philippines‘ “Walking Free Program” by providing a mobile phone-and-web application that enables volunteer doctors to assess the readiness of indigent amputees for artificial limbs even before they visit an area.

Called Amputee Screening via CEllphone NeTworking (ASCENT), the application enables PFP to provide real-time evaluation and advice on prosthesis (artificial limb) use for amputees in far-flung communities.

For many years the country’s top hospitals were all located in the capital of Manila, but nowadays many new, modern hospitals have been built outside the capital including in Luzon and Davao. These hospitals are positioned close to tourist areas with stunning beaches. There is an array of medical services available including plastic surgery, organ transplants, hip and knee replacements, eye operations and dental care.

Pros: Operations such as a full set of dental implants can cost as little as US$500 dollars in the Philippines. Having medical treatment in the Philippines not only has the benefit of being inexpensive, however, but the standard of facilities is world class. Many of the new hospitals are fitted with the latest in medical technology. Private hospital rooms are similar to five-star hotel rooms, which makes the experience comfortable and stress-free. The doctors and hospital staff are renowned for being caring, skilled and possessing great English skills.

Cons: Being positioned in Southeast Asia, traveling to the Philippines from Europe or North America can be uncomfortable, with direct flights from the US taking up to 17 hours—longer with stopovers. While the tropical weather is sunny and hot—perfect for beach activities—it can sometimes make recovery from surgery uncomfortable. The country is tourist friendly and safe, but the capital of Manila can be dangerous in some areas, with muggings and pick-pocketing commonplace.

Medical Tourism in Philippines

The Philippines has long been a favorite for tropical beach holidays, but with an emerging high standard of health treatment and care and an initiative by the government, people are now seeing the country as a place to have the surgery they cannot afford at home. Many medical tour packages are now available which offer a travel and hospital service that takes care of everything from visas, airfares, accommodation, hospital costs for treatment and all transport. Medical services available include cardiology, rheumatology, cataracts surgery, knee replacements and bone marrow transplants.

Philippines Cosmetic Surgery

The Philippines has a wealth of skilled cosmetic surgeons who specialize in face lifts, rhinoplastery, abdominal tucks, liposuction and breast augmentation. Most of these operations cost a fraction of the price of those in developed counties. With many of the surgeons considered to be the best in their field, people are traveling from around the globe to have their cosmetic operations performed here.

Philippines Dental Tourism

Dental surgery in the Philippines is performed at an incredibly high standard. There are many hospitals and clinics specializing in dentistry all across the country, with several that are used to catering to medical tourists. With so many dentists and low costs of labor, dental work is particularly cheap in the Philippines. All standard procedures are available as well as more complex ones such as the fitting of dental implants and bridges.

Philippines Alternative Medicine

Alternative treatments are popular among locals in the Philippines, but the government is yet to promote this field of care to medical tourists. Medicinal plants are often used in the treatment of certain conditions, and faith healers and fringe therapies are widespread.

Philippines Health Spas

Throughout the Philippines, natural health spas and relaxation centers offering therapeutic healing of the mind, body and soul are available. Many of these centers are set in resort style grounds, near to picturesque beaches that make for a special experience at very reasonable prices compared to their western counterparts. The natural healing resorts offer alternative treatments concentrating on organic solutions. Packages that offer long stays with a detoxification process, a natural and organic diet, meditation and massages are available. After having a major operation, visiting a natural healing center that offers these services can greatly help the recovery process. Medical Tourism Philippines

Top 20 Nursing Schools with 1,000 and more takers:

1. Silliman University (Dumaguete) 96.57%
2. Saint Louis University ( Baguio) 95.42%
3. Trinity University of Asia ( Quezon City) 95.06%
4. University of Santo Tomas (Manila) 95.06%
5. Cebu Doctors University ( Cebu City) 91.89%
6. Saint Paul University (Tuguegarao) 89.79%
7. Central Philippine University ( Iloilo City) 86.72%
8. De La Salle University – Health Sciences campus (Dasmariñas, Cavite) 85.26%
9. Saint Mary’s University (Nueva Vizcaya) 84.10%
10. San Pedro College ( Davao City) 83. 10%
11. Manila Doctors College ( Pasay City) 82.56%
12. Centro Escolar University-Manila ( Manila) 81.50%
13. Angeles University Foundation ( Angeles City) 76.37%
14. Mariano Marcos University (Bacnotan, La Union) 75.55%
15. University of San Agustin ( Iloilo City) 73.25%
16. University of Cebu ( Cebu City) 70.99%
17. Metropolitan Hospital College of Nursing ( Manila) 70.54%
18. Ateneo De Davao University ( Davao City) 70.20%
19. San Juan De Dios Education Foundation ( Pasay City) 69. 91%
20. University of St. La Salle ( Bacolod City) 67.55%

Top 20 Nursing Schools with 100-999 takers:

1. University of the Philippines – Manila ( Manila) 99.41%
2. Xavier University (Cagayan de Oro City) 97.82%
3. West Visayas State University ( Iloilo City) 96.75%
4. St. Paul University-Iloilo ( Iloilo City) 96.16%
5. University of the East Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Medical Center 95.80%
6. Cebu Normal University ( Cebu City) 94.64%
7. Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila ( Manila) 93.14%
8. St. Paul University – Dumaguete (Dumaguete) 92.29%
9. Mindanao State University ( Marawi City) 92.15%
10. Palawan State University ( Puerto Prinsesa City) 92.05%
11. Philippine Christian University ( Manila) 91.35%
12. Velez College ( Cebu City) 90.92%
13. Colegio de Santa Lourdes of Leyte Foundation ( Tacloban City) 88. 55%
14. Chinese General Hospital College of Nursing and Liberal Arts ( Manila) 87.60%
15. St. Paul University-Manila ( Manila) 85.31%
16. Easter College ( Baguio City) 85.26%
17. Southville International School and Colleges (Las Piñas City) 84.77%
18. St.Paul University-Quezon City ( Quezon City) 83.87%
19. Adamson University ( Manila) 83.57%
20. Lyceum of the Philippines University ( Manila) 82.20%

Meanwhile, according to Emmanuel Angeles, Commission on Higher Education (CHED) chairman, a total of 152 nursing schools were found to have performed below the national passing rate of 46.14 percent for the past five years.

These 152 nursing schools will face closure if they fail to improve their nursing programs through their graduates’ performance in the coming nursing licensure exams.

Among the 152 poor performing nursing schools are: Arellano University-Manila, Arellano University-Pasay, De Los Santos-STI College, De Ocampo Memorial College, Dominican College, Dr. Carlos S. Lanting College, Emilio Aguinaldo College, J.P. Sioson General Hospital and Colleges, La Consolacion College Manila, Las Piñas College, Martinez Memorial College, Mary Chiles College, Olivarez College, Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Pasay, Perpetual Help College of Manila, Philippine College of Health Sciences, Philippine Rehabilitation Institute Foundation, Southeast Asian College, St. Jude College, St. Rita Hospital College of Nursing and School of Midwifery, STI College-Recto, the Family Clinic, Unciano Colleges and General Hospital, University of Perpetual Help-Rizal, and World Citi Colleges, Quezon City.

Calabarzon has 23 schools in the list; Central Luzon, 20; Ilocos Region, 16; Bicol, 14; SOCCSKSARGEN, 8; Northern Mindanao, 7; Zamboanga Peninsula, Davao Region and  Cordillera Administrative Region, 6; Cagayan Valley and Central Visayas, 5; CARAGA Region, 3; and Eastern Visayas and Mimaropa Region, 1.