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The Microscope
Biology microscope terms
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| When observing a specimen using the high power or oil immersion objective one should focus with the _____ ______ knob only. | Fine Adjustment |
| The part of the mechanical stage apparatus that holds the slide in position? | Stage clips |
| The part of the microscope that holds the slide in position and enables one to move the slide around the stage? | Mechanical stage |
| The foundation of the microscope? | Base |
| If the specimen is in focus using one objective and requires very little adjustment when switching to another objective, the microscope is described as being? | Parfocal |
| The objective with a magnification of 100x? | Oil immersion |
| The highly resistant cell structures that may be observed as clear structures inside some bacteria? | Endospores |
| The space occurring between the end of the objective and the surface of the slide is called the ______ ______. | working distance |
| The area on the slide observed when looking through the ocular is called the ______ __ ______. | Field of view |
| The ocular has a magnification of __x | 10 |
| ______ ______ is calculated by multiplying the power of the ocular by the power of the objective in use. | Total magnification |
| Type microscope that utilizes visible light to illuminate the specimen being studied? | Light microscope |
| The microscope should always be carried with? | Two hands |
| If the 10x objective is in use the total magnification is ___x? | 100 |
| A long filamentous appendage seen on some bacteria? | Flagellum |
| Curved or helical bacteria? | Spirals |
| A ___ _____ consists of the specimen suspended in fluid beneath a coverslip. | wet mount |
| The objectives are located on the revolving ____ _____. | nose piece |
| The part of the microscope that concentrates the light on the specimen? | condenser |
| A thick, colorless, gelatinous layer occurring around the cell wall of some bacteria? | capsule |
| The part of the microscope that regulates the intensity of light on the specimen? | Iris diaphragm |
| Bacteria are measured in units called? | Micrometers |
| Type of microscope that utilizes electrons to illuminate the specimen being viewed? | Electron |
| Type of microscope that illuminates the specimen in a blackened field? | Dark field |
| Substance that is placed on the slide when focusing with the 100x objective? | Immersion oil |
| The part of the microscope that connects the base with the ocular, revolving nose piece and the stage? | Arm |
| The objective with a magnification of 10x? | Low Power |
| As one increases the magnification the working distance gets _______. | Smaller |
| The cylinders located on the revolving nose piece that contain lenses of various magnifications are called _________. | Objectives |
| The _____ _________ knob is used first when focusing with the scanning or low power objectives. | course adjustment |
| The "comma" shaped bacterium? | Vibrio |
| Position in which the stage should be placed before storing the microscope? | Down |
| The part of the microscope that is also called the eyepiece? | Ocular |
| The part of the microscope on which the slide is placed for observation? | Stage |
| Before storage the ________ objective should be placed in using position | Scanning |
| Immersion oil prevents the ________ of light? | Refraction |
| Before increasing the magnification, the object to be viewed should be placed in the ______ of the field. | Center |
| Objective with a magnification of 40x? | Scanning |
| The low power objective has a magnification of __x? | 10 |
| The high power objective has a magnification of __x? | 40 |
| The lenses of the microscope should be cleaned with ____ _____ only. | Lens paper |
| A round or spherical bacterium? | Coccus |
| An elongated or rod shaped bacterium? | Bacillus |
| The scanning objective has a magnification of __x. | 4 |
| The total magnification when using the scanning objective is __x. | 40 |
| The type of microscope that utilizes two sets of magnifying lenses? | Compound microscope |