microscope Flashcards

1
Q

A tool used in magnifying and illuminating specimens that are otherwise invisible to the naked eye

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microscope

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2
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when was microscope developed

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1590

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3
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who invented the microscope

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hans and zacharias jansen

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4
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he described the microscopic appearance of cork and used the term cell to describe the compartments he observed (give the year too)

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1667, robert hooke

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5
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observe living cells under the
microscope, which he named “animalcules” (give year too)

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1675, anton von leewenhoek

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6
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identified the cell nucleus

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1830, robert brown

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7
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who gave rise to the cell theory

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matthias schleiden, theodor schwann

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8
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2 main parts of microscope

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mechanical and optical parts

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9
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optical parts

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eyepiece, mirror, objective lens

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10
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3 types of obj lens and its magnificaiton

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Oil immersion objective - 100x
High power objective - 40x
Low power objective - 10x

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11
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types of microscope

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Stereo microscope Compound microscope
Inverted microscope Metallurgical microscope
Polarizing microscope
Optical microscope Electron microscope Scanning probe microscope

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12
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types of electron microscope

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Transmission electron microscope (TEM) Scanning electron microscope (SEM)

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13
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types of scanning probe microscopes

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atomic force microscope
scanning near-field optical microscope

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14
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simplest optical microscope

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magnifying glass

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15
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the lens at the top that you look through

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eyepiece lens

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16
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magnification power of eyepiece lens

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10x

17
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connects the eyepiece to the objective lenses

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tube

18
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supports the tube and connects it to the base. it is used along with the base to carry the microscope

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arm

19
Q

the bottom of the microscope used for support

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base

20
Q

a steady light source used in place of mirror

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illuminator

21
Q

the flat platform where you place your slides. stage clips hold the slides in place

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stage

22
Q

this is the part that holds 2 or more objective lenses and can be rotated to easily change power

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revolving nosepiece

23
Q

this is an adjustment that determines how close the objective lens can get to the slide

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rack stop

24
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this is used to focus the microscope. it is always used first and it is used only with the low power objective

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coarse adjustment

25
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this is used to focus the microscope. it is used with the high power objective to bring the specimen into bette rfocus

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fine adjustment

26
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microscope care and handling

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Transporting
⚬ grab the arm with one hand and place your other
hand on the bottom of the base * Handling
⚬ never touch the lens with your fingers * Cleaning
⚬ only use lens paper to clean the glass * Storage
⚬ put the low power objective in place and the stage all the way up

27
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used to vary the intensity and size of the cone of light projected upward into the slide

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diaphragm/iris