Mcroscope PPx (animal lab procedures)

Which microscope is commonly used in veterinary in-house laboratories

Which microscope is used in research setting or large human medical facilities

Which microscope is used in reference laboratories

What is the maximum optical tube length of the compound light microscope

Which of the following is the distance between the objective lens and the eyepiece

The total magnification of the compound light microscope is calculated by multiplying the ocular magnification by the objective magnification power. Identify the correct example

Which of the following solvents is used for care and maintenance of the compound light microscope

[Compound light microscope] What can be used to remove excessive oil

Can you use oil on the slide when using the high-dry objective lens

Can you use the coarse adjustment knob to focus on the specimen while the high-power lens is in place

When to use course adjustment knob

When using the x100 (oil-immersion) objective lens, what is the first step

When using the x100 (oil-immersion) objective lens, what is the second step

Scanning

When using the x100 (oil-immersion) objective lens, what is the third step

When using the x100 (oil-immersion) objective lens, what is the fourth step

When using the x100 (oil immersion) objective lens, what is the fifth step

When using the x100 (oil-immersion) objective lens, what is the sixth step

Low power

High-dry

Oil-immersion

Low oil-immersion

Supports both the oculars and the rotating nosepiece containing the objective lenses. Through a system of mirrors within, it projects the image from the objective lens to the eyepiece

Vertical portion of the microscope connecting the base to the head.

Used to make large adjustments in the distance between the specimen and the objective lens to focus on the specimen

Used to make small or fine, adjustments in the distance between the specimen and the objective lens to focus on the specimen. It is used for precise focusing

Contains a lens that focuses light on the specimen. It may have a height-adjustment knob that raises and lowers it (and the lens) to vary the light delivery. Generally, the best position for it is dose to the bottom surface of the stage.

This contains three or four objective lenses, which are changed by rotating the desired lens into the proper position over the specimen. It should be used to rotate the lens rather than grabbing the lenses themselves

As the arm, or lever, attached to the condenser is moved, which of the following opens and closes to permit a variable amount of light to pass through the condenser. It provides the best possible contrast for viewing a specimen

Consists of two lenses that focus light from the light source on the object

Opens and closes to control the amount of light illuminating the object