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The Microscope and Basic Laboratory Equipment Flashcards

1
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An optical instrument that is used to observe objects that are too small to be observed by the naked eye

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Microscope

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2
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Containing only one magnifying lens.

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Simple Microscope

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3
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Contains more than one magnifying lens.

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Compound Microscope

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4
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Commonly _________ (two eyepieces), the compound light microscope combines the power of lenses and light to enlarge the subject being viewed.

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binocular

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5
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Rarely used in microbiology (x40)

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SCANNING POWER OBJECTIVE (SPO)

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6
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Presence of Mammalian cells such as epithelial and white blood cells (x100)

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LOW POWER OBJECTIVE (LPO)

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7
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Fungi, algae and protozoa (x400)

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HIGH DRY OBJECTIVE/ HIGH POWER OBJECTIVE (HPO)

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Bacteria (x1000)

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OIL IMMERSION OBJECTIVE(OIO)

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9
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is capable of producing images 1 nanometer in size.

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Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM)

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10
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is a powerful microscope available and used today, allowing researchers to view a specimen at nanometer size.

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Electron Microscope

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11
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they produce high-resolution, sharp, black and white 3D images

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Scanning Electron Microscope(SEM)

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12
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  • without any trace of agar or solidifying substances
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Liquid-

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13
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contains 0.5- 1.5% of agar

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Semi solid

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14
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contains 2- 3% of agar.

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Solid

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15
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exact chemical composition of the ingredients is known (e.g. commercially prepared culture media)

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Synthetic

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  • precise composition of some or all of the nutritive substances used is not known
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Nonsynthetic

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17
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contains living tissue (e.g. embryonated eggs for viruses)

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Tissue culture media

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18
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distributed in sterile petri dishes

19
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distributed in sterile test tubes

20
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  • distinguish one group of microorganism from another
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Differential Stains-

21
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used to separate bacteria into two major groups, Gram- positive & Gram- negative; most widely used

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Gram stain

22
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used to detect members of the genus Mycobacterium

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Acid- fast stain

23
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stain specific structures inside and out of a cell

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Special Stains-

24
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exploit the fact that viscous capsules do not readily take up certain stains; capsules stand out against a stained background; an example of a negative stain

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Capsule Stains-

25
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Endospores stain - stains endospores, a type of ___________ that does not readily take up stains; produced by ________ and __________ species.

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dormant cell
Bacillus
Clostridium

26
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adheres to and coats the otherwise thin flagella, enabling them to be seen with the light microscope

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Flagella Stain

27
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Example of a synthetic culture media

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Commercially prepared culture media

28
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Each optical instrument has a limit as to what can be seen, this limit is referred to as

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resolving power/resolution

29
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A _________ is any material containing necessary nutritional the and environmental requirements for bacterial growth.

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culture medium

30
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Examples of solid culture media

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• Potato Dextrose agar
• nutrient again
• blood agar

31
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Example of non-synthetic cintuia

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Meat extract broth

32
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Example of tissue culture media

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Embryonated eggs for viruses

33
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Growth of
- chemoautotrophs
- photo autotrophs
- microbiological assays

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Chemically defined

34
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Growth of most chemoheterotrophic organisms

35
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Growth of obligate anaerobes

36
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Suppression of unwanted microbes, encouraging desired microbes

37
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Differentiation of colonies of desired microbes from others

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Differential

38
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Similar to selective media designed to increase numbers of desired microbes to detectable levels

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Enrichment

39
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For visualization of morphological shape & arrangement

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Simple staining

40
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Use of two contrasting stains separated by a decolorizing agent

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Differential staining

41
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type of staining to recognize the presence of spore in bacterial vegetative cell

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Spore stain

42
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thin film of organisms on the slide

43
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slide is gently heated by passing the slide, smear up, through the flame of a Bunsen burner

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Heat fixation

44
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He developed differential stain

A

Hans Christian Gram

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