Lab Quiz #1 - Microscope Quiz - EXTRA PRACTICE Flashcards

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1
Q

A _____________ is an instrument consisting of at least 2 lenses.

A

compound microscope

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2
Q

The main function of this is to magnify the image; NOT the object

A

compound microscope

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3
Q

The ability of the microscope to show fine structural details with clarity and sharpness is…

A

resolution

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4
Q

What part of the microscope turns on the light source?

A

main/power switch

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5
Q

What part of the microscope regulates the amount of light to the microscope?

A

brightness adjustment knob

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6
Q

What part of the microscope provides white light?

A

light source/LED bulb

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7
Q

What part of the microscope is known as the area underneath the stage?

A

substage assembly area

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8
Q

What part of the microscope changes light in a fine tune manner?

A

iris/aperture diaphragm with lever

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9
Q

What part of the microscope prevents the light from scattering as it travels from the bottom?

A

condenser lens

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10
Q

What setting on the field setting disk is used for dyed specimens that are nonliving?

A

bright field (BF) setting/microscopy

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11
Q

What setting on the field setting disk is used for non-colored/dyed specimens that are living?

A

dark field (DF) setting/microscopy

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12
Q

What part of the microscope rests the slide/specimen on top of it?

A

stage

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13
Q

What part of the microscope moves the slide back and forth and side to side, functioning in scanning the slide starting at the lowest magnification?

A

slide adjuster knob

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14
Q

What part of the microscope is NOT used for measuring size of specimen, but are used as coordinations for positioning/pinpointing a landmark on the slide?

A

scale of specimen position

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15
Q

What part of the microscope is responsible for the primary magnification of the image; contains four different lenses and magnifies at four different levels?

A

objective lens

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16
Q

What part of the microscope is used to change from one objective to the next objective?

A

revolving nose piece

17
Q

What part of the microscope is the closest to the eyes and ALWAYS magnifies the image to 10x?

A

ocular lens (eyepiece)

18
Q

What part of the microscope moves the stage up and down and allows for the initial, rough focus?

A

coarse adjuster/focus knob

19
Q

What part of the microscope allows only fine movement of the stage and results in a later, fine focus?

A

fine adjuster/focus knob

20
Q

What is known as the area you can see when looking through the microscope?

A

field of vision

21
Q

There is an inverse relationship between…

(hint: theres 2 answers)

A

range of field and magnification
depth of field and magnification

22
Q

What is known as the distance between the objective lens and the specimen?

A

depth of field

23
Q

A specimen has ______ planes known as the ________________

A

several
planes of focus

24
Q

The __________ gets you to any one of several planes of focus, but the _________ gets you to the center plane of focus = goal! = better resolution.

A

coarse focus knob
fine focus knob

25
Q

What type of light contains a short wavelength that penetrates deeper into the specimen, providing better resolution?

A

blue light