EHS 1-2

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knappe  on February 24, 2009

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EHS 1-2

Arm
Supports the body tube
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Arm Supports the body tube
Coarse Adjustment Knob Brings object into rapid but fuzzy focus; only used with low power objective
Fine Adjustment Knob Brings object into sharp focus
Diaphragm Regulates the amount of light entering the microscope
Iris Type of diaphragm that is a lever
Disc Type of diaphragm that is a wheel with predetermined settings
Body Tube Provides the proper distance between the top and lower lenses
High Power Objective Used to view the most detail and smallest field of view
Medium Power Objective Usually contains a 10x lens; mostly used as a focusing point
Low Power Objective Also called the "scanning" objective because it is used to scan the slide to locate an object for viewing
Base Supports the microscope
Lamp Provides transmitted light to form the image
Ocular The top lens, closest to the eye; usually contains a 10X lens
Nosepiece Holds the objectives and rotates to allow interchange of objectives
Stage Support the object to be viewed
Stage clips Holds the slide in place
Wet Mount Temporary slide involving the use of a liquid, usually water
Prepared slides Permenant slides that allow for repeated observations
Cross section A section of an organism made perpendicular to the longest axis
Longitudinal section A section of an organism made parallel to the longest axis
Whole mount A prepared slide that places the whole organism on the slide for viewing, must be thin enough for light to be transmitted through it
Magnification The ability of a microscope to increase the apparent size of an image of an object
Resolution The ability of a microscope to show a clear image and to show detail
Compound Light Microscope Uses transmitted light and 2 lenses to produce an image
Electron Microscope Uses a beam of electrons to produce an image
Dissecting Microscope Uses incident light and 2 oculars to produce an image
Total Magnification Ocular lens multiplied by objective lens
Labels for CLM Type of microscope, what it is, total magnification, type of slide
Labels for DM Type of microscope, what it is, total magnification

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