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Microscopic Technique Flashcards

1
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Recommended volume for urine sediment preparation

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12 mL

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2
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Centrifuge force of urine sediment preparation

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400 RCF for 5 minutes

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3
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Remaining urine decant volume should be at

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0.5 to 1.0 mL

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4
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Sediment volume when transferring to glass slide

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20 uL or 0.02 mL

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5
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Glass slide coverslip measurement

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22 x 22 mm

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6
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If < 12 mL urine is available for microscopy centrifuge

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3 mL of it

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7
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If <3 mL urine is available, examine the urine by

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without centrifugation

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8
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RCF formula

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1.118 x 10^-5 x radius in centimeters x RPM^2

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9
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Quantitative measure of formed elements of urine using

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Hemacytometer

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10
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Normal values of Addis count RBC

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0-500,000/12 hr urine

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11
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Normal values of WBCs and ECs Addis count

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0-1,800,000/ 12 hr urine

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12
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Normal values: Hyaline casts addison count

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0-5,000/12 hr urine

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13
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Located in the objective and is adjusted to be near the specimen

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First lens system

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14
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Located in the eyepiece (ocular lens)

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Second lens system

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15
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Ability to distinguish 2 small objects that are a specific distance apart

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Resolution

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16
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Microscopes requiring minimum adjustment when switching objectives

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Parfocal

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17
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Used to remove dust on the optical surface of the microscope

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Camel hair brush

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18
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Used to clean the optical surfaces of the microscope

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Lens paper

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19
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Used to clean any contaminated lens

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Commercial lens cleaner

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20
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To remove oil on lens

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use dry lens paper > lens paper moistened w/ lens cleaner

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21
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Consists of a base, body tube, and nosepiece

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Body

22
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Performs initial focusing used for LPO and SO

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Coarse adjustment Knob

Moves stage noticeably up and down, bringing slide into view (vertical movement)

23
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Focuses and controls the light on the specimen

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Condenser

Aperture diaphragm controls the amount and angle of light

24
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Centers the field of view

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Condenser Centering Screws

25
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Adjust size opening of condenser

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Condenser control ring

26
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Moves condenser up and down to focus light on the object

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Condenser Focus Knob

27
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Rotate to adjust for interpupillary distance

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Oculars (eyepiece)

Further magnifies image 10x (secondary magnification)

28
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Controls the diameter of the light beam reaching the slide

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Field Diaphragm

29
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Adjusts size opening of field diaphragm

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Field Diaphragm control ring

30
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Sharpens the image (used of HPO and OIO)

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Fine adjustment knob

31
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Adjusts distance between oculars horizontally

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Interpupillary Distance Control

32
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Lenses which form primary (initial) image of specimen

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Objectives

33
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Use to rotate objectives

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Revolving nosepiece

34
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Regulate intensity of light

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Rheostat

35
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Holds slide in place

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Slide holder

36
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Holds specimen

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Stage

37
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Loosen to remove stage

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Stage clamp screw

38
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Moves slide on stage

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Mechanical stage knobs

39
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Correct sequence of lenses when light is passing through the microscope starting from the source

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Light source > Condenser > Stage > Objectives > Oculars

Diaphragm > Condenser > Objective > Ocular

40
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Microscope for routine urinalysis

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Bright Field Microscopy

41
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Enhances visualization of translucent elements (low refractive indices; casts)

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Phase Contrast Microscopy

42
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To convert Bright-field to Phase contrast what should be done?

A

replace objective lens and condenser with PC objective lens and PC condenser

43
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Detects presence or absence of bifringence

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Polarizing microscope

Useful for identification of cholesterol in oval fat bodies, fatty casts, and crystals

44
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To convert bright-field to polarizing, what should be done?

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Add 2 filters; 1 below the condenser and 1 between objectives and oculars

45
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Microscope for identifying Treponema pallidum

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Dark field microscope

46
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To convert Bright Field to Dark field, what should be done?

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replace the condenser with a DF condenser that contains an opaque disk

47
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Microscope for visualization of fluorescent substances and microorganisms

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Fluorescence Microscopy

48
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3D microscopy image and layer by layer imaging of a specimen

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Interference-contrast microscopy

49
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Differential interference contrast

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Normarski

50
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Modulation contrast microscope

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Hoffman

51
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Specimen for Addis count

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12 hr urine

52
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Preservative for addis count

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Formalin

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