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Ocular lenses

2.
arm

3.
objective lenses

mechanical stage

rotating nosepiece

stage

mechanical stage controls

substage light

base

coarse adjustment knob

fine adjustment knob

light control
the microscope slide rest on the _____ while being viewed
stage
if the ocular lenses magnifes a specimen 10 x and the objective lens used mangifes the specimen 35x, what is the total magnification being used to observe the specimen
350x
t or f : you should always begin observation of specimens with the oil immerson lens
false
the bottom on the microscope. provides a sturdy flat surface to support and steady the microscope
base
located on the base or arm. this dial allows u to adjust the intensity of the light passing through the specimen
light control
holds the slide in position for viewing and has two adjustment knobs that cotrol the precise movement of the slide
mechanical stage
this knob allows you to make large adjustments to the height of the stage to initally focus your specimen
coarse adjustment knob
this knob is used for percise focusing once the inital coarse focusing has been completed
fine adjustment knob
attaches to the nosepeice to support the objective lens system. it also provides for attachment of the eyepieces whcih house the ocular lenses
head
vertical position of the microscope that connects the base and the head
arm
Rotating mechanism connected to the head. Generally, it carries three or four objective lenses and permits positioning of theses lesnes over the hole in the stage
nosepiece
binocular microscope will have two lenses located in the eyepieces at the superior end of the head. modt ocular lenses have s msgnification power og 10x. some microscopes will have s pointer and/or reticle which can be positioned by roatiting the ocular lens
ocular lens
t or f : when beginning to focus use the scanning objective lense
true
whne the image is fully enlarged multipled by the power of the ocular lense
total magnification
the true limit of what you cans ee depending on light wavelengths
resolution
the distance form the bottom of the objecrtive lens to the surface of the side is called the ___
working distance
the area of the slide seen when looking though thr microscope is the
field of view
if a microscope has a 10x ocular lens and the total magnification is 950x the objective lense in use at the time is
95x
head
cephalic
neck
cervical
sternum
sternal
breast
mammary
belly button
umbilical
groin
inguinal
genitals
pubic
shoulder
acromial
arm
brachial
anterier serface of the elbow
anticubital
palm
palmer
thumb
pollex
side of hips
coxal
thigh
femoral
knee
pateller
back of knee
popliteal
leg
crural
outside bone in leg
fibular
ankle
tarsal
heal of foot
calcaneal
bottom of the foot
planter
big toe
hallux
shoulder blade
scapular
armpit
axillary
spinal cord
vertebral
lower back
lumbar
above the butt, posterior hips
sacral
butt
gluteal
butt hole
perineal
the thoratic cavity is ___ to the abdominal cavity
superior
the trachea is ____ to the vertebral column
anterior
the wrist is ___ to the hand
proximal
if an incision cuts the heart into left and right parts a ____ plane of section was used
saggital
the nose is ____ to the cheekbones
medial
the thumb is ____ to the ring finger
lateral
the vertebral cavity is ____ to the cranial cavity
inferior
the knee is ____ to the thigh
distal
the plane that seperates the head from the neck is the ____ plane
transverse
the popliteal region is _____ to the pateller region
posterior
the plane that seperates the anterior body surface from the posterior body surface is the ____ plane
frontal
the muscle that subdivides the ventral body cavitiy
diaphragm
how does serous membrane protect organs from infection
2 layer fluid membrane that acts as a lubricant
body region blood is usually drawn from
anticubital
paitent is dignosed with a appendicitus where is the pain at
RLQ of abdomen
these lenses are attached to the nosepiece. usually a comound microcope has 4 objective lenses (scanning (4x)) (low power (10x)) (high power (40x)) and oil immersion (100x) lenses.
objective lenses
smooth er, which has no function in protein synthesis, is a site of steriod and lipid synthesis, lipid metabolism, and drug detoxification
smooth endoplasmic reticulum
packing proteins or other substances for export from the cell
golgi apparatus
small lysosome-like membrane sacs containing oxiase enzymes that detoxify alchol, free radicals, and other harmful chemcials
peroxisome
to digest
lysosomes
produce cellular energy (atp) oftern reffered to as “powerhouse”
mitochondria
main site of ATP synthesis
mitochondrion
packages proteins for transportation
golgi apparatus
sac of digestive enzymes
lysosomes
cells are circular
blood
what are functions of mitotic cell division
same genetic makeup, helps growth and repair
three cell populations in the body that do not routinly undergo cell division are
skeletal, cardiac, and neurons
which cells have visible projections
sperm
do any of theses cells lack a nucleous
red blood cells