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TTG BS Medical Technology (BSMT)

Medical Technology thesis titles

Medical Technology research ranges from laboratory experiments, like the antimicrobial activity of local plant extracts, to surveys of laboratory practice and biosafety. Lab-based titles should name the organism, the extract or method and the assay, and they depend on having access to a school laboratory for the whole study.

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Example titles for medical technology students

Six titles in the shape TTG suggests. Use them to see what “specific and feasible” looks like, not as titles to submit: your adviser will want a topic that's yours.

Antibacterial Activity of Guava (Psidium guajava) Leaf Extract Against Staphylococcus aureus and Escherichia coli

Guava leaves are a common household remedy for wounds, but their effect is rarely tested in student laboratories. Measuring zones of inhibition gives a contained, repeatable experiment.

Research type
Experimental
Suggested method
Completely randomized design using the disk diffusion method, triplicate trials
Feasibility
Medium feasibility. Needs a school microbiology laboratory and certified bacterial cultures.

Biosafety Knowledge and Practices of Medical Technology Interns in Hospital Laboratories in Iloilo City

Interns handle specimens before they are fully confident in biosafety routines. Linking knowledge to practice shows where internship orientation should focus.

Research type
Quantitative
Suggested method
Descriptive-correlational survey with a practice checklist, n≈100
Feasibility
High feasibility. Interns are reachable through the college; hospital approval is needed for observation.

Larvicidal Activity of Lemongrass (Cymbopogon citratus) Oil Against Aedes aegypti Larvae

Dengue remains a recurring concern in Philippine communities, and cheap plant-based larvicides are attractive for households. A dose-response experiment is straightforward to run and analyze.

Research type
Experimental
Suggested method
Laboratory bioassay with probit analysis, four concentrations in triplicate
Feasibility
Medium feasibility. Requires a reliable source of larvae and a controlled laboratory space.

Prevalence of Intestinal Parasites Among Schoolchildren in a Coastal Barangay in Samar Using Direct Fecal Smear and Formalin-Ether Concentration

Intestinal parasitism affects children's nutrition and school performance, especially where sanitation is limited. Comparing two common techniques also helps local laboratories choose a method.

Research type
Quantitative
Suggested method
Cross-sectional study with stool examination, n≈150 children
Feasibility
Low feasibility. Specimen collection from children needs school, barangay, ethics and parental approval.
Ethics
Participants are minors: secure school and ethics committee approval, parental consent and learner assent before collecting data.

Experiences of Medical Technologists Working in Rural Health Unit Laboratories With Limited Equipment

Rural laboratories keep essential testing running with little equipment and few staff. Hearing how technologists adapt shows what training and support they actually need.

Research type
Qualitative
Suggested method
Phenomenological interviews, n≈8–10
Feasibility
High feasibility. Interviews can be done online; recruit through local professional networks.

Specimen Rejection Practices in a Secondary Hospital Laboratory: A Case Study in Pangasinan

Rejected specimens delay diagnosis and require patients to return for another collection. Documenting why specimens are rejected in one laboratory points to specific fixes.

Research type
Case study
Suggested method
Single case study using anonymized rejection logs and staff interviews
Feasibility
Medium feasibility. Depends on access to rejection logs; remove patient identifiers before analysis.