Microscopes Flashcards

1
Q

Why is it a conventional unit of measurement?

A

Too large to measure

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2
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What is the unit of measurement?

A

Microns

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3
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How many microns in 1mm?

A

1000 microns

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4
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Define micrograph

A

Photograph of a specimen viewed under microscope

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5
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What does one measure cell in?

A

Milimetre

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6
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How do you convert mm into microns?

A

times by 1000

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7
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How do you convert microns into mm?

A

divide by 1000

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8
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Define microscope

A

Instrument that uses a lens or combination of lenses to produce magnified images of small objects

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9
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What does the microscope allow you to do?

A

Look at small things with the naked eye

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10
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Define magnifying lens

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A piece of glass that is specifically curved to produce an enlarge image of object

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11
Q

What is a compound microscope?

A

More than one lens and light to view specimen

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12
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What is a electron microscope?

A

Beams of electrons

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13
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Define ocular lens

A

Lens that you look through to view enlarged object

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14
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What is another name for ocular lens?

A

eyepiece

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15
Q

How much does the ocular lens magnify by?

A

10x

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16
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What is the body tube?

A

Lens that magnify object. Passes light from head to eyepiece

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17
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What is the rotating head?

A

Contains mirrors, allows body tube to rotate 360 degrees

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18
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What is the rotating nosepiece?

A

Structure that rotates. One of three different lens to view specimen

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19
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Define objective lens

A

Lens closest to specimen

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19
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Define objective lens

A

Lens closest to specimen

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20
Q

How many objective lens are there?

A

Three that are attached to rotating nosepiece

21
Q

Label the three objective lens

A
  1. Low magnification (red) 40X
  2. Medium magnification (yellow) 10X
  3. High magnification (Blue) 4X 
22
Q

Which lens produces the most magnification?

A

Objective lens

23
Q

Define stage clamp/clip

A

Holds down the microscope slide into olace

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What is the diaphragm?
Adjust amount of might passing through microscope
25
What type of dial is on the diaphragm?
Rotating and number dials
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What are number dials?
Relative amount of light passing
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What is the number for the highest light passing?
5
28
What is the number for the lowest light passing?
1
29
What is the condenser?
Focuses light into specimen. Condenses light
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What is the mirror?
Directs light up - light source illuminated
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What is the base?
Support lenses and stage. Supports microscopes which contain electronics
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Define stage
Platform slide is place on
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What does the stage contain?
Opening
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What is the opening on the stage used for?
Allow light to pass through specimen
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What is the arm?
Supports the lenses, mirrors and body tube
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What does the arm connect?
Body tube to base
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How do you carry the microscope?
One hand on arm and one on bade
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What does turning the fine focusing knob do?
Changes distance between stage and objective lens
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How fast should you make focus adjustments in the fine focusing knob?
Slowly
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What type of objective is the fine focusing knob?
High power objective
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What is the coarse fixing knob?
Trying knob changes distance between stage and objective lens quicjly
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What type of focus is the fine focus knob?
Clear focus
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What type of focus is the coarse focus knob?
Rich focus
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What type of power objective is the coarse focus knob?
Low power objective
45
Define wet mouth slide
Glass slide holding a specimen suspended in a drop of water and with a cover slip
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How is the specimen seen on microscope?
Specimen placed in a drip of liquid on microscope slide
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What is the liquid used on a slide?
Water
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What may be added to water?
Dye
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Why would dye be added to water?
Stain cells/part to be visible
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Formula magnification of specimen
Magnification if ocular lens X magnification of objective lens
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Formula for actual size of cell
Measure length X 1000 divide by given magnification