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Which type of microscope uses immersion oil for bacterial study?

Dark field microscopy

Electron microscope

Fluorescence microscope

Student (light) microscope (correct)

What is the total high power magnification of the student (light) microscope?

40X

400X (correct)

200X

1000X

What is the purpose of differential staining techniques?

To use two contrasting stains (correct)

To determine bacterial motility

To visualize bacterial morphology

To prepare smear for microscopic examination

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Microscopy

Oil immersion microscopes are used for bacterial study, requiring immersion oil to enhance resolution.

Light Microscope

The total high power magnification of a student (light) microscope is typically 1000x.

Differential Staining

Differential staining techniques are used to distinguish between different microorganisms or structures in a sample, allowing for the study of specific components.

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Test your knowledge of practical microbiology and microscope usage with this quiz designed for first-year medical students. Explore topics such as microscope magnification, types of microscopes, and the use of immersion oil for bacterial study.