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Micro Lab Exercise 1
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Consisted of biconvex lenses and were essentially magnifying glasses. | Simple Microscope |
| Shows dark objects in a bright field. Used most often. | Brightfield Compound Microscope |
| The larger knob used for focusing with the low-power objectives (4x and 10x). It moves the lenses or the stage longer distances. | Coarse Adjustment |
| The smaller knob is used for focusing with the high-power and oil immersion lenses. | Fine Adjustment |
| The area seen through a microscope. | Field of vision |
| The most important lens in microbiology. It has the highest magnification and must be used with immersion oil. | Oil immersion lens |
| Remagnifies the image formed by the objective lens. | Ocular Lens (eyepiece) |
| Transmits the image from the objective lens to the ocular lens. | Body Tube |
| Primary lenses that magnify the specimen. | Objective lenses |
| Holds the microscope slide. | Mechanical stage |
| Focuses light through specimen. | Condenser |
| Controls the amount of light entering the condenser. | Diaphragm |
| Light source | Illuminator |
| Used for focusing the specimen; turning the knob changes the distance between the objective lens and the specimen. | Fine Focusing Knob |
| The ability of a lens to revel fine detail or two points distinctly separated. | Resolution or Resolving Power |
| The amount the light bends. | Refractive index |
| The three basic shapes of bacteria. | 1. Bacillus (plural: bacilli) or Rod 2. spiral 3. Coccus (plural: cocci) |
| The high-dry lens will be optimal for observing multicellular fungi or algae? | True |
| The oil immersion objective is necessary to determine the morphology of prokaryotes? | True |
| What three bacterial shapes do you observe under a microscope? | Bacillus, cocci, spiral |
| How does increased magnification affect the field of vision? | The field of view gets smaller. |
| Which objective focuses closest to the slide when it is in focus? | Oil immersion |
| Name two ways in which you can enhance the resolving power. | 1. Adjust the coarse adjustment. 2. Oil immersion. |
| What are the advantages of low-power objective over the oil immersion objective for viewing fungi or algae? | Larger field of view |
| What would occur if water were accidentally used in place of immersion oil? | Less resolution. More light would escape. |
| The total magnification of the object is calculated by multiplying the magnification of the ocular (usually 10x) by the magnification of the objective lens. | True |
| Which objective lens is red and has a power of 4X (4x10=40)? | The scanning objective lens |
| Which objective lens is yellow and has a power of 10X (10x10=100)? | The low-power objective lens |
| Which objective lens is blue and has a power of 40X (40X10=400)? | The high-dry objective lens |
| Which objective lens has the highest magnification at 100X (100X10=1000) and must be used with immersion oil? | The oil-immersion objective lens |