microscope Flashcards

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1
Q

who invented the microscope?

A

zacharias janssen & anton van leeuwenhoek

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2
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what are the 11 parts of a microscope?

A

ocular lens
revolving nosepiece
objectives
arm
stage clips
stage
diaphragm
coarse adjustment knob
fine adjustment knob
illuminator
base

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3
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ocular lens

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where we look through, magnifies specimen

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4
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base

A

supports the microscope

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5
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revolving nosepiece

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holds the objective lenses

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6
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arm

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used to carry the microscope, supports upper part of microscope

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7
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stage

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where the slides is placed

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8
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stage clips

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hold the slide in place

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9
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diaphragm

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controls the amount of light that reaches the objective lens

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10
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coarse focus knob

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used when using low power objective

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11
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fine adjustment knob

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used for medium and high power objectives

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12
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illuminator

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provides light

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13
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total magnification/magnification?

A
  • how many times larger an object appears to the eye
  • (ocular lens)(objective lens)
  • unit is “x”
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14
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field of view

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  • diameter of circle you see when you look down a microscope
  • low FV: w/ ruler
  • medium FV = low FV(lowM/medM)
  • high FV = low FV(lowM/highM)
  • units are mm
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specimen size

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  • actual size of specimen, use the greatest length
  • SS=FV/approx. amnt. of specimens tht fit acoss FV
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16
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diagram magnification

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  • how many times larger the diagram is than the specimen
  • DM=size of drawing/specimen size