Microscope Flashcards

0
Q

What helps the intensity between objects or object and background?

A

Contrast

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1
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What distinguish objects that are close together?

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Resolution

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2
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What helps determine resolution?

A

Contrast

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3
Q

What increases contrast?

A

Staining and light in phase

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4
Q

List other portions of microscope

A

Wavelength of radiation
Magnification
Light

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5
Q

Radiation Scale (low to high)

A

Purple 400 nm Gamma rays —> Red 700 nm Radio waves/TV

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6
Q

What kind of microscope has simple and compound?

A

Bright-field

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7
Q

What type of Bright field has single lens?

similar to magnifying glass

A

Bright field Simple

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8
Q

What Bright Field microscope has a series of lenses?

Light passes through specimen into objective lens
One or two ocular lenses

A

Bright field Compound

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9
Q

What increases resolution in compound bright field?

A

Oil Immersion

most have a condenser lens (direct light)

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10
Q

Magnification

A

Total mag= mag of objective lens X mag of ocular lens

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11
Q

What kind of microscope is best for pale objects?

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Dark-field

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12
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Describe dark-field

A
  • Light Rays scattered enter objective
  • Specimen appears light against dark background
  • Increases contrast/enables observations for details
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13
Q

What kind of microscope can be divided into three different microscope?

A

Light Microscopy

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14
Q

What kind of microscope:

  • Examine living organisms that would be damaged if put on slide
  • Light rays IN phase–brighter image
  • Types: Phase contrast/differential interference contrast
A

Phase Microscope (light microscopy)

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15
Q

What kind of microscope:

  • Direct UV light
  • Radiates energy back, visible wavelength
  • UV light increases resolution/contrast
  • Staining
A

Fluorescent Microscope (Light Microscopy)

16
Q

What kind of microscope:

  • Fluorescent dyes
  • UV lasers to illuminate fluorescent chemicals, single plane
  • Resolution increase light passes pinhole
  • Computer image
A

Confocal Microscope (Light Microscopy)

17
Q

What kind of microscope has a greater resolving power?

10,000 X to 100,000 X magnifies

A

Electron Microscopy

18
Q

What can you view with an electron microscopy?

A

Bacteria, viruses, internal cellular structures, molecules, atoms

19
Q

What types of electron microscopy are there?

A

Transmission electron

Scanning electron

20
Q

List the parts to a Microscope

A
  • Ocular lens
  • Body
  • Arm
  • Objective lens
  • Stage
  • Condenser
  • Diaphragm
  • Illuminator
  • Coarse focusing knob
  • Fine focusing knob
  • Base
21
Q

Part of microscope: re-magnifies the image

A

Ocular lens

22
Q

Part of microscope: transmits image from objective lens to ocular

“Prism”

A

Body

23
Q

Part of microscope: Primary lens magnify specimen

A

Objective lens

24
Q

Part of microscope: Holds slide in position

A

Stage

25
Q

Part of microscope: Focuses light

A

Condenser

26
Q

Part of microscope: Controls amount of light entering condenser

A

Diaphragm

27
Q

Part of microscope: Light source

A

Illuminator

28
Q

Part of microscope: moves stage up and down

A

Coarse focusing knob