Microscope Flashcards
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enables us to observe and identify the minute organisms
microscopy
use of microscopy in microbio
- identify microorganisms by observing their features
- different type of microscope serve different functions to characterize microorganisms
- understanding the biology of microorganisms
Types of microscope
- Compound
- Darkfield
- Electron
- Fluorescence
- Phase Contrast
has two lenses (objective and ocular) with source of light that can either be natural and artificial
compound microscope
LPO
10x
HPO
40x
Oil Immersion Objective
100x
Scanning Objective
4x
What are the sources of light of compound microscopes?
visible light (artificial or natural light)
has a special field type of condenser that scatters the light
darkfield microscope
illuminate unstained specimen against a dark background
darkfield microscope
ues beam of electrons (light) to illuminate specimens
electron microscope
provides a high resolution of biological and non-biological samples
electron microscope
uses ultraviolet light to illuminate speciments
fluorescence microscope
detection of specific structures within a cell with the use of a specific fluorescent dye
fluorescent microscope
what type of objective is best when viewing under fluorescence microscope
OIO
best to use in observing microorganisms in their natural state
phase contrast microscope
has a special condenser that enables the observation inside the cell
phase contrast microscope
what is the best slide to use in phase contrast microscope?
hanging drop slide
stain or unstain
compound microscope
stain/not stain
stain or unstain
darkfield microscope
not stained
stain or unstain
electron microscope
stain/not stain
stain or unstain
fluorescence microscope
stained
stain or unstain
phase contrast microscope
unstained
type of parts of the microscope
eyepiece
mechanical
type of parts of the microscope
diopter adjustment
mechanical
type of parts of the microscope
revolving nosepiece
mechanical
type of parts of the microscope
objective lenses
magnifying
type of parts of the microscope
mechanical stage
mechanical
type of parts of the microscope
stage clips
mechanical
type of parts of the microscope
diaphragm
illuminating
type of parts of the microscope
condenser
illuminating
type of parts of the microscope
illuminator (light source)
illuminating
type of parts of the microscope
head
mechanical
type of parts of the microscope
arm
mechanical
type of parts of the microscope
coarse adjustment knob
mechanical
type of parts of the microscope
fine adjusment knob
mechanical
type of parts of the microscope
light switch
mechanical
type of parts of the microscope
base
mechanical
type of parts of the microscope
ocular lenses
magnifying
When viewing under scanning and LPO, what adjustment knob should you use?
coarse adjustment knob
when viewing under HPO and OIO, what adjustment knob should you use?
fine adjustment knob
distance between objective and slide
working objective
true or false
the lower magnification, the higher working distance
true
true or false
the higher magnification, the higher working distance
false
magnification is inversely proportional to working distance
number that expresses the ability of a lens to resolve fine detail in an object being observed
numerical aperture
true or false
the higher the magnification, the higher numerical aperture
true
true or false
the higher the magnification, the lower numerical aperture
false
magnification and NA are directly proportional with each
What is the numerical aperture of:
4x (scanning)
0.1
What is the numerical aperture of:
10x (LPO)
0.25
What is the numerical aperture of:
40x (HPO)
0.65
What is the numerical aperture of:
100x (OIO)
1.25
color of objective lenses
scanning
red
color of objective lenses
LPO
yellow
color of objective lenses
HPO
blue
color of objective lenses
OIO
white
range of distance for which the specimens (objects) is imaged with an acceptable sharpness on the image plane
depth of focus
true or false
depth of focus is inversele proportional to NA
true
depth of specimen layer which is in sharp focus at the same time
depth of field
true or false
depth of field is inversely proportional to NA
true
ability of microscope to distinguish s specimen/sample
resolution
true or false
resolution is inversely proportional to NA and directly proportional to depth of field
true