MICROSCOPE Flashcards

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1
Q

branch of science that deals with the study of bacteria

A

bacteriology

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2
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minute organisms which are too small to be seen with the naked eye

A

bacteria

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3
Q

simplest type of compound microscope

A

brightfield compound microscope

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4
Q

a specimen positioned properly on the stage of a microscope and illuminated by a light source will be magnified by a two-lens system

A

brightfield compound microscope

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5
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refers to the fact that magnified objects appear as dark objects against a dark background

A

brightfield

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5
Q

what is the importance of using immersion oil

A

to preserve the direction of light rays at the highest magnification

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6
Q

T/F: oil immersion microscopy DECREASES the refractive index of the specimen

A

False: increase

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6
Q

what are the structural components of the microscope

A

head/body
base
arm

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7
Q

connects the base and supports the microscope head

A

arm

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8
Q

housed the optical parts in the upper parts of the microscope

A

head/body

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8
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supports the microscope and houses the illuminator

A

base

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8
Q

what is the magnifying power of the eyepiece

A

10x

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9
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remagnifies the image formed by the objective lens

A

eyepiece/ocular lens

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10
Q

holds the eyepieces in place above the objective lens

A

eyepiece tube

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10
Q

primary lenses that magnifies the microscope

A

objective lenses

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11
Q

what are the objective lenses

A

scanner
lpo
hpo
oio

11
Q

magnifying power of scanner

A

4x

12
Q

magnifying power of lpo

A

10x

12
Q

a square platform with an opening at the center. it is where the specimen is placed during focusing

A

stage

12
Q

magnifying power of oio

A

100x

12
Q

what is the total magnification of the eyepiece and hpo

A

10x40 = 400x

12
Q

magnifying power of hpo

A

40x

12
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a rotating turret that houses the objectives

A

nose piece/revolving nose piece

13
Q

the light source for a microscope

A

illuminator

13
Q

paired structures found on either side of the stage. it is used to hold the slide in place

A

stage clips

13
Q

a bigger wheel used to adjust the LPO in focusing. it is also used for initial focusing of the specimen

A

coarse adjustment knob

13
Q

a smaller wheel used for delicate and final focusing of the specimen when using HPO and OIO. It is also used to make the specimen more vivid.

A

fine adjustment knob

14
Q

used to collect and focus the light from the illuminator on to the specimen

A

condenser

15
Q

controls the amount of light reaching the specimen

A

iris diaghragm

16
Q

moves the condenser up or down to control the lighting focus on the specimen

A

condenser focus knob

17
Q

if there is immersion oil in the lens wipe it with lens paper and what solution?

A

95% alcohol

18
Q

failure to clean the lens will result in the formation of

A

gummmy residue

19
Q

they can be intechanged without having to appreciably vary the focus

A

parfocal

20
Q

the ability to distinguish objects that are close together

A

resolving power or resolution

20
Q

the process of enlarging the size of an object, as an optical image

A

magnification

20
Q

it is the light intensity control on the side of the microscope

A

rheostat