Department Procedure OPD LABORATORY 1ST FIVE:FBS, CHOLE, BUN, CREA, BUA 1137.61 24 HOURS URINE ALBUMIN AND CREATININE RATIO 2079.00 24 HOURS URINE CALCIUM 1155.00 24 HOURS URINE TOTAL PROTEIN AND CREATINE 2079.00 24 HOURS URINE TOTAL PROTEIN AND CREATININE RATIO 2079.00 ABG 159.72 ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR ANTIBODY TEST 15708.00 ACID PHOSPHATASE 665.50 ACTH Level 11434.50 AFB (ACID FAST BACILLI) 461.20 AFP 419.27 AG/RATIO(TOTAL PROTEIN & ALBUMIN) 999.25 ALBUMIN 476.50 ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE (ALP) 768.66 ALPHA FETO PROTEIN 2305.96 AMYLASE (AMS) 825.83 ANA PATTERN 9222.84 ANA TEST 3300.00 ANA TITER 6652.80 ANTI - ENA PANEL 26455.00 ANTI HAV IgG (testpack) 635.25 ANTI HAV IgM (testpack) 635.25 ANTI HBC 1GG 825.83 ANTI HBS w/ titer(IEA) 665.50 Anti- HBs with titer 638.88 Page 1 of 27

About BSJH Bataan St. Joseph Hospital, the leading healthcare provider in the province of Bataan was established in 1973, thru the initiative of Mr. Honorato B. Aquino and Mrs. Angelita B. Aquino together with a group of doctors headed by Dr. Umberto Reyes. It was named after the patron saint of Balanga. Initially established as a secondary hospital, it is one of the first private hospitals in Bataan. It introduced Medical and Surgical services which was not available in the area during that time. Through the years, it has been known as a provider of reliable and competent medical services. The year 2007 marked another milestone in the hospital’s history. It was approved by the Department of Health as a tertiary level hospital. It is the only tertiary level private hospital in Bataan. As a tertiary level hospital, it is licensed to provide more advanced medical and surgical services. Moreover, it is licensed to provide services for patients needing intensive care unit admission. Health services became more specialized with the establishment of different departments for each particular health services. We have the Department of Medicine, Department of Surgery, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Department of Pediatrics and Anesthesia Department. The most recent department to be established is the Department of Ophthalmology that caters specifically to the diseases of the eye. Each department is lead by a Department Chairman and its members include the active consultant of the particular specialty. The hospital has been at the forefront of recent development in healthcare. It established a tertiary level laboratory. The laboratory can handle routine hematology and blood chemistry, routine urinalysis and stool exam and other body fluid analysis. It employs both fully automated and semi-automated techniques to ensure accuracy and precision in the diagnosis of disease. In addition, it can do special tests like thyroid function test, prostate specific antigen and hepatitis profile. It is the only laboratory with a licensed bacteriology section capable of doing culture and sensitivity studies. The laboratory is a member of the Philippine Council of Quality Assurance. It is open 24 hours. The Diagnostic Imaging Section is a complex that includes Different Imaging Modalities. The hospital has acquired a new ultrasound machine, which is equipped with color Doppler. This machine is capable of identifying blood supply of tumors. It is also equipped with the newest 4D capability. The hospital was the first to establish a Helical CT-scan, which is capable of distinguishing very small tumors. The high-resolution machine decreased the procedure time to a fraction of the time it would take if a conventional CT scan is used. The hospital also has a Heart Station. This provides Diagnostic test for patients in need of special tests for the heart. It has 2D Echo machine and Treadmill Stress Test. The Department of Surgery established a minimally invasive surgery section in 2009. It provides laparoscopic surgery procedure for general surgery and thoracic cases. The Department also has a thoracic and cardiovascular surgeon. In 2009, The Kidney Center of the Hospital was inaugurated. It provides Hemodialysis services. The Center was awarded by the Department of Health to provide nine stations for dialysis services. It acquired new dialysis machine to serve its clients. It is a member of the National Kidney and Transplant Institute. In 2010, the hospital established a gastrointestinal section under the Department of Medicine. Video Endoscopy for the diagnosis of diseases of the gastrointestinal tract was introduced. This machine can establish diagnosis of gastric ulcers, gastric cancers, colonic polyps and tumors. With the establishment of the Department of Ophthalmology, a Cataract Center was established. The Center provides the most advance technology for Cataract Surgery with the acquisition of INFINITI Phaco Machine. Now, cataract surgery can be done on an out patient basis. These techniques are bloodless and suture less. The most important asset of the hospital is its consultant staff. The consultant staffs are all Board Certified Doctors in Medicine, Surgery, OB-Gynecology, Pediatrics, EENT, Cardiology, Neurology, Nephrology, Urology, Gastroenterology, Ophthalmology, Pulmonary Medicine and Anesthesia, Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery. All consultants are fellows of their respective specialties. Through the years, Bataan St. Joseph Hospital has endeavored to raise the standards of healthcare in Bataan. Because of its effort in improving the health services in Bataan, The Center for Health Development 3 (Regional Health Office No. 3) awarded it as a “Healthy Hospital.” In grateful recognition of courageously accepting the challenge in taking the lead to meet the physical, social and environmental needs, the hospital stands to be strong tool to promote public health and faster responsible development especially among the staff and general public. In 2010, the PhilHealth accredited the hospital as Center for Quality. This means that the hospital adheres to high standards set by PhilHealth. Presently, it was chosen by Makati Medical Center as a partner in its Strategic Hospital Alliance Program (SHAP). This partnership will help broaden the services that the hospital can provide its clients with the assurance of maintaining quality care. This proves once more the hospital’s commitment to providing quality health care for the people of Bataan. At present the hospital continues to find ways to improve the quality of health care in Bataan. This is in fulfillment of its vision of being the premier referral center in the region.

Health Care with Compassion. Bataan St. Joseph Hospital and Medical Center Balanga City Bataan, Philippines STEM Program 1/1 BSJHMC: Shaping a New Age in Patient Care Welcome to Bataan St. Joseph Hospital & Medical Center Website! We created easy and accessible sources of information through this platform to better serve our clients and patients towards a healthy community. Out-Patient Department Directory Asthma Week 2nd Week of August Ano ang HIKA? -Ito ay isang sakit kung saan ang mga daanan ng hangin papunta sa baga ay nagiging masikip at nagkakaroon ng uhog. Kapag nangyayari ito, nahihirapang huminga ang pasyente. Ano ang mga sintomas ng hika? 1.Mabilis kaysa karaniwan na paghinga o kahirapan sa paghinga 2. Umaagahas o maingay na paghinga 3. Pag-ubo na maaaring lumala sa gabi o umaga 4. Pakiramdam na paninikip ng dibdib 5. Mabilis na tibok ng puso 6. Pangangati ng lalamunan 7. Pagkapagod Mataas ang posibilidad na ikaw ay magkaroon ng HIKA kung ikaw ay: 1. may taluhiyang o allergies 2. may miyembro ng pamilya na may hika 3. sensitibo sa polusyon sa hangin o sa mabalahibong hayop 4. nakalantad sa usok, alikabok at kemikal Anu-ano ang maaaring gawing hakbang kung ikaw ay may HIKA? 1. Magpakonsulta sa doktor upang makapagreseta ng nararapat na gamot sa hika. 2. Pagtuklas kung ano ang sanhi ng mga sintomas. 3. Pagsusuri ng mga taluhiyang (allergies). 4. Paggamit ng instrumentong panukat sa hangin na dumadaloy papunta sa baga (peak flow meter) upang masuri at mapigilan ang pag atake ng hika. 5. Pag-iwas sa mga sanhi ng pag atake ng hika. Paano maiiwasan ang pag-atake ng Hika? 1. Dalhin ang gamot sa hika sa lahat ng oras. 2. Iwasang manigarilyo pati ang usok ng sigarilyo o tabako. 3. Umiwas sa mga pagkain, gamot o mga bagay na nagdudulot ng sintomas ng hika. 4. Ito ay tinatawag na mga "triggers" na nagdudulot ng hika. 5. Iwasan ang maalikabok na lugar at mabalahibong mga hayop 6. Iwasang lumapit sa mga taong may sipon o trangkaso 7. Magpahinga at uminom ng maraming tubig sa unang palatandaan ng sipon. Kung may nararamdamang mga sintomas, wag magatubiling magpakonsulta sa doktor. Para sa mga katanungan ukol sa schedule ng doktor, maaaring kontakin ang mga sumusunod na numero: +639692536403 Ang iyong kalusugan ay aming aalagaan! #BSJHMC2022 #AsthmaWeek Health Bulletin

Surgery Obstetrics / Gynecology Pediatrics Diagnostics X-Ray CT-Scan Ultra Sound Heart Station Laboratory Special Procedures Other Services • 24/7 Emergency Medicine • Internal Medicine • Pulmonary/ Respiratory Medicine • Cardiology • Neurology • Nephrology • General & Cancer Surgery • Laparoscopic Surgery • ENT- Head & Neck Surgery • Ophthalmology • Orthopedic Surgery • Urology/ Urologic Surgery • Child / Women’s Disease • Child/ Adolescent Medicine • Immunization/Vaccination • CT Scan • 2-D Echocardiography • 4-D Ultrasound • Electrocardiography ( ECG ) • 24/7 Clinical Laboratory • 24/7 X-Ray • Video Endoscopy and Gastroscopy • Stress Test • Non- Stress Test ( NST ) • Pathology and Laboratory Medicine • New Born Screening ( NBS ) • Plain Abdomen • Abdomen Supine/Upright • Abdomen Lateral Cross Table • Ankle APL • Baby Gram AP • Baby Gram APL • Calcaneous AP/Axial • Cervical APL • Cervical APL/Oblique • Cervical APL/ Both Oblique • Chest PA • Chest Lordotic • Chest PAL Adult • Chest PAL Children • Chest Right Of Left Lateral Decub • Clavicle AP • Coccyx APL • Coccyx Lateral Only • Elbow APL • Elbow APL/Axial • Femur/Thigh APL • Finger APO • Finger APO • Foot APL/Oblique • Foot APO • OREARM APL • Hand AP/APO • Hand Ball Cather (Both Hands) • Hip AP • Hip Cross Table/Lateral Projection • Knee APL • Knee Sunrise View • Lumbo Sacral APL • Lumbo Sacral APL/Oblique • Mandible APO • Mastoid Both Oblique/Waters • Nasal Bone Both Lateral • Nasal Bone Both Lateral/Waters • Nasal Bone Soft Tissue Lateral • Paranasal Sinuses Lateral/Waters • Pelvic Inlet • Pelvic Inlet/Outlet • Pelvic Frog Leg • Pelvimetry APL • Rib Cage AP • Rib Cage APL • Rib Cage APL/Oblique • Scapula AP/Lateral • Scapula APL • Shoulder AP • Shoulder APL/Axial • Skull AP • Skull APL • Skull APL/Townes • Skull APL/Waters • Skull Submento-Vertical • Skull Townes • Skull Waters • Skull Caldwell • Temporal Bone Lateral View • Temporal Bone Lateral/Oblique/Shuller • Temporal Bone Lateral/ Oblique • Thoracic Spine AP • Thoracic Spine APL • Thoracic Spine • Thoraco-Lumba R APL • Thoraco Lumba R APL/Oblique • Wrist APL/APO • Zygomatic Arc Prone 30 DEC/Waters • Arm APL • Cervical • Cervicothoracic Spine • Chest, plain • Chest, plain and contrast • Chest, HRCT (plain) • CT Stonogram • Head or Cranial, plain • Head or Cranial, plain and contrast • Lumbar Spine • Lumbosacral Spine, Thoracic Spine • NASO, ORO, Parotid, Mastoid (Temporal), plain • NASO, ORO, Parotid, Mastoid (Temporal), plain / contrast • Neck, plain and contrast • Orbit, plain • Orbit, plain and contrast • PNS-Osteomeatal Unit • Paranasal Sinuses (axial and coronal), plain • Paranasal Sinuses ,plain and contrast • Facial Bone, plain • Pelvis/Hip/Knee, plain • Pelvis/Hip/Knee, plain and contrast • Thigh/Femur, plain • Thigh/Femur, plain and contrast • Thoracolumbar Spine • Lower Abdomen, plain and contrast • Upper Abdomen, Renal Scan, plain and contrast • Whole Abdomen with contrast • Whole Abdomen, plain • CT Guided Chest Biopsy • Cranial • Neck • Chest Sonogram • Gallbladder • Hepatobiliary Tree • Upper Abdomen • Whole Abdomen • Kidney, Ureter, Bladder • KUB, Prostate With Pre And Post Void • Transvaginal Sonogram • Periumbilical Region • Transrectal • Pregnancy Evaluation • Biophysical Scoring • Soft Tissue • Thyroid • Breast • Liver • Kidneys • Orbit (Eye) • Pelvic • Prostate • Bladder • Scrotum • Guided Paracentesis • Guided Thora • NST (Non Stress Test Fetal Monitoring) 1. 2-D Echocardiogram - With Color Doppler Studies - Plain 2-D Echocardiogram 2. Treadmill Stress Test 3. Vascular Color Doppler Studies - Arterial Duplex / Color Doppler Studies - Venous Duplex / Color Dopppler Studies - Carotid Duplex / Color Doppler Studies 4. Scrotal Duplex / Color Doppler Studies 5. Placental Duplex / Color Doppler Studies 6. Any Mass Ultrasound With Color Doppler Studies • AG Ratio (Total Protein & Albumin) • Alkaline Phosphatase (ALP) • Amylase (AMS) • ASO Titer • Bilirubin (B1 B2) • Bleeding Time • Blood Typing With RH • BUN (Blood Urea Nitrogen) • Calcium (Ca) • Chloride (Cl) • Cholesterol • Clotting Time (CT) • Complete Blood Count • CPK-MB • Creatinine • Cross Matching • Cross Matching W/ HBSAG, RPR, HIV • CRP • CSF Cell Count • CSF Protein • CSF Sugar • ECG • ESR • Fasting Blood Sugar (FBS) • GC Smear • Gram Staining • HBsAG HEPA B Test (Test Pack) • HDL • Hematocrit (HCT) • Hemoglobin (HGB) • Hemoglucotest (HGT) • Histopath • HIV • LDH • Ketone • LDL • Malarial Smear • Occult Blood • Peripheral Smear • Platelet Count • Plebotomy • Potassium (K+) • PPBS / RBS • Pregnancy Test (Test Pack) • BA Enema • U.G.I.S. • T-Tube Cholangiogram • Esophagogram • Retrograde Pyelography • Colonogram • I.V.P. • Small Bowel Series • Cervical Spine Series • Intensive Care Unit ( ICU ) • Neonatal Intensive Care Unit ( NICU ) • Hemodialysis Center • 24/7 Pharmacy • Dialysis Unit Services Medicine

Billing Department provides patients with a notice for initial payments and a running bill or a partial bill. We advise that you make arrangements to pay regularly in order that the bill does not accumulate. The balance of accounts if any should be paid upon discharge. Professional fees of your Attending Physician are billed together with the hospital bill and must be paid in cash at the Cashier. In cases of HMO or Company Insurance cardholders, only those hospital charges, only those procedures covered under the Letter of Authority can be charged to the HMO or Company Insurance, the rest must be settled through cash only at the Cashier Section. The hospital does not accept checks or credit cards. Financial Arrangements

VISITING PRIVILEGES Rest is very important to hospital patients. Hence, the following visiting hours have been prescribed for your convenience and comfort. Special Areas: Intensive Care Unit . . . . . . . . . . . . 10:00am - 12:00pm 6:00pm - 8:00pm Neonatal Intensive Care Unit . . . . .9:00am - 11:00am 4:00pm - 6:00pm Regular Rooms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:00am - 10:00pm Relative of patients in Intensive Care Unit & Neonatal Intensive Care Unit are required to wear proper hospital gowns, masks and slippers to protect patients from infection. A maximum of two companions are allowed per patient admitted in regular rooms. Children below 7 years old are advised not to visit patients to avoid possible acquisition of virus or infection. Visitor Info

Patients are provided with meals. A patients diet is prescribed by the doctor and prepared under the competent supervision of our Licensed Dietitian. Schedule of Meal Delivery: Breakfast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6:00am - 7:00am Lunch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11:00am - 12:00noon Dinner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5:00pm - 6:00pm (Food tray will be collected one hour after we deliver your meal) Meals & Diet

Your Responsibilities as a Patient As a patient at Bataan St. Joseph Hospital, you and/or your representative are expected to: • Provide complete and accurate information about your health, including present condition, past illnesses and hospitalizations, medications, natural products and vitamins, and any other matter that pertains to your health. • Provide complete and accurate information including your full name, address, home telephone number, date of birth, insurance carrier, and employer, when it is necessary. • Provide your doctor or the hospital with a copy of your advance directive if you have one and if you want it to apply during your admission. • Ask questions when you do not understand what your doctor or other member of your health care team will tell you about your diagnosis and treatment. You should inform your doctor if you anticipate problems in following prescribed treatment. Inform your doctor if you are considering alternative therapies. • Ask your doctor or nurse what to expect regarding pain and pain management plan. You should tell your doctor or nurse about any worries you have about taking pain medication. • Leave valuables at home and bring only those items that you need during your hospital stay. • Abide by all hospital rules and regulations. • Comply with the NO SMOKING policy. • Comply with Visiting Hours and Policies to ensure the rights and comfort of the other patients, as well. Be considerate of noise levels, privacy and safety. Weapons are prohibited inside hospital premises. • Treat hospital staff, other patients, and visitors with courtesy and respect. • Provide complete and accurate information for insurance claims and work with the hospital’s Credit and Collection Staff to ensure proper payment settlement. • Know your health insurance coverage and related policies including the hospital and doctors covered by your insurance provider and its policies about required pre-approvals, covered services and admissions. • Pay your hospital and physician bills in a timely manner. • Ask questions of your insurance company or the hospital’s Billing Services if there is a financial issue that you do not understand. Patient's Responsibilities

Mass is celebrated at the forth floor of the main hospital every Sunday at 11:00 am. The sacraments as well as visitation and counseling of the sick are done Monday to Friday, Saturday and Sunday for request only. You may also request through the Nurse on Duty. Pastoral / Chapel

1. EMERGENCY ROOM ADMISSION Emergency admission should be coursed through the emergency room. An identification bracelet will be placed on your wrist with your name and that of your Attending Physician. Please do not remove this ID band until after you have been discharge since our staff will always refer to this when administering tests and prescribed medication. 2. DIRECT TO ROOM All patients from direct room admission must have admitting order from the Attending Physician. The Admitting Clerk will endorse the patient to the Nurse on Duty once the room is prepared. Admission

Every room is provided with waste can with the following color coded plastic bags. 1. BLACK PLASTIC LINED WASTE CAN For dry waste such as: - Empty tetra brick containers, styropor containers, straws - Newspapers, plastics, papers, empty cartons, wrappers 2. GREEN PLASTIC LINED WASTE CAN For biodegradable wastes such as: - Fruits/vegetable peelings - Left over food 3. YELLOW PLASTIC LINED WASTE CAN For infectious wastes such as: - Used dressings, bandages with blood, secretion and other exudates - Used cotton balls, gloves, gauze - Disposable materials used for collection of blood and body fluids (including diapers, sanitary napkins) - IV tubing - Foley catheters, suction catheter/tubing Waste Segregation