class notes 2-4-15 Flashcards

1
Q

what is the ability of a lens system to distinguish objects as separate entities that are very small and very close together.

A

resolution

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2
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what is determined by the quality of the lens and the wavelength of light used

A

resolution

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3
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what is the ability of making a small object appear larger

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magnification

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4
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what is described as, when magnification increases the focal point remains the same as

A

Parfocal lens

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5
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what is described as, when focusing up and down as magnification increases the depth of field decreases ( seeing all 3 layers at once)

A

Depth of field

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6
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what is described as, when magnification increases the center of the field of view remains the same

A

Parcentral

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7
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what are the 3 properties of microscopy

A

magnification
contrast
resolving power

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8
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what is the degree to which an image stands out against its background?

A

contrast

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9
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what is the amount that the image of an object is enlarged?

A

magnification

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10
Q

what color are bacteria?

A

colorless

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11
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the ability of a lens to separate between small objects that are close together

A

resolving power

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12
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when things are not resolved this is known as

A

empty magnification

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13
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when looking through the oculars, the area of the slide that can be observed is known as

A

the field of view

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14
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when changing from one objective to another, the specimen will remain very nearly in focus, is known as

A

Parfocal

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15
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when changing objectives the specimen will stay in the center of the field of view ( when focused properly) is known as

A

Parcentral

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16
Q

what part of the microscope directs and concentrates the light

A

condenser lenses

17
Q

to be able to see objects through a microscope, what must be either reflected from the object or transmitted through the object

A

light

18
Q

what type of light is used during most of your observations with the microscope

A

transmitted light

19
Q

name the 4 properties of light

A

reflection
refraction
transmission
absorption

20
Q

when light bounces back from the object, the particular wavelengths reflected back to the eye determine the perceived color is known as what property of light

A

reflection

21
Q

what property of light refers to the passage of light through the object

A

transmission

22
Q

what is the pathway of light?

A
light source
condenser lens
through the specimen
objective lens 
ocular lens
23
Q

if light rays don’t pass through or bounce off the object but are taken up by the objects.

A

absorption

24
Q

the absorbed light rays are reemitted as longer wavelengths is a phenomenon known as

A

fluorescence

25
Q

the bending of light as it passes from one medium to another of a different density

A

refraction

26
Q

name the 2 types of microscopes

A

light microscope

electron microscope

27
Q

name the 2 types of light microscopes

A

stereo dissecting light

compound light

28
Q

name the 2 types of electron microscopes

A

scanning electron microscope

transmission electron microscope

29
Q

which of the light microscopes has 3D view and can view larger specimens

A

stereo dissecting light

30
Q

which of the light microscopes has a 2D view and can view smaller specimens in thin sections

A

compound light microscope

31
Q

which of the electron microscopes has a 3D view of the external surfaces of the specimen

A

scanning electron microscope

32
Q

which of the electron microscopes has a 2D view of the internal structures of the specimen

A

transmission electron microscope

33
Q

what is the maximum magnification of a light microscope

A

2,000x

34
Q

what is the maximum magnification of an electron microscope

A

100,000-1,000,000

35
Q

what type of specimens are viewed with a light microscope ( alive or dead)

A

both may be viewed

36
Q

what type of specimens are viewed with an electron microscope ( alive or dead)

A

non living

37
Q

which of the 2 types of microscopes can the specimens be viewed in color

A

light microscope

38
Q

what is obtained when you multiply the power of the ocular times the power of the objective?

A

total magnification