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1
Q

Using a microscope adjust the light intensity by moving the______________ until the image has the best _________ against the back ground.

A

Diaphragm lever, contrast

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2
Q

Oil immersion is used on which objective?

A

100X

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3
Q

Should the diaphragm be fully open or fully closed during oil immersion?

A

Open

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4
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Always move objective lens and stage towards or away from each other to prevent damage to the lens

A

Away

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5
Q

What is used to clean the oil from the objective?

A

Lint free Lens paper

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6
Q

If the light intensity is too high the ________ between the microbes and the _________ will suffer

A

Contrast, background

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7
Q

As magnification increases the light must ______

A

increase

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8
Q

Can kimwipes be used in the lens?

A

No

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9
Q

Reasons oil immersion lens is not working

A

Not enough oil, Air bubbles, not enough bacteria, didn’t centre, upside down slide, fine focus turned too far,

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10
Q

Why air dry the film?

A

to prevent washing off during staining, and denature bacterial enzymes that could digest the cell wall.

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11
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Preparing a smear - Add ___% methanol for ___min

A

95%, 1

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12
Q

thick smear will make it difficult to

A

observe cell shape, arrangement, and size - thick smears may not be completely decolorized in a differential stain.

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13
Q

staining times for 1. carbolfuchsin, 2. crystal violet, 3. methylene blue, 4. safranin in a simple stain?

A
  1. 5-10 sec
  2. 20-30 sec
  3. at least 1 min
  4. at least 1 min
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14
Q

gram stain - which stain first for how long

A

crystal violet for 20 secs

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15
Q

gran stain - which stain second for how long

A

Gram’s iodine - 1 min

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16
Q

Gram stain - decolorize with?

A

95% ethanol or ethanol/acetone

17
Q

gram stain - which stain is 3rd? for how long?

A

Safranin - 1min

18
Q

if gram’s iodine is pale yellow

A

it’s old and lost it’s potency

19
Q

if culture used to prepare smear is over 18hours some gram- _____ bacteria will appear gram _______

A

positive, negative

20
Q

if too much decolorizing agent is applied

A

too much crystal violet/iodine complex will wash out from gram positive cell walls

21
Q

Why is negative stain beneficial in some cases

A

some cells are difficult to stain with basic dyes

some cells are fragile and easily distorted by heat-fixation

22
Q

Negative stain - if nigrosin is pushed not pulled the film will not be_______

A

uniform

23
Q

Preparing a capsule - on top of the fixed nigrosin cover with

A

safranin or crystal violet

24
Q

Capsule stain is to view

A

capsules or slime layers

25
Q

What stain can stain an endospore with heat?

A

Malachite Green

26
Q

Endospores are generated by a few ______ of Gram_______ bacteria

A

genera, positive

27
Q

the size of a microorganism is measured in

A

micrometers uM

28
Q

a calibrated ruler on a glass disk is placed in an ocular lens and is called?

A

Ocular micrometer

29
Q

engraved lines on the a calibrated ruler is _______aprt

A

10 uM

30
Q

Gram-Positive finishes as what colour

A

purple

31
Q

Gram-Negative finishes as what colour

A

safranin