Microscope Basics: Magnification, Field of View, and Handling

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Formula for total magnification?

Ocular × Objective

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What is the magnification of ocular lenses usually?

10X

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If ocular is 10X and objective is 40X, total magnification is?

400X

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1 mm equals how many micrometers (µm)?

1000 µm

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Convert 4 mm into micrometers.

4000 µm

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Convert 7500 µm into millimeters.

7.5 mm

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What is field of view?

The diameter of the visible circle

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If field of view is 4 mm and 8 cells fit across, average cell size is?

0.5 mm

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If field of view is 2000 µm and 10 cells fit across, average cell size is?

200 µm

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Which objective has the smallest working distance?

40X

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How does working distance change with magnification?

Higher magnification = smaller working distance

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How does depth of focus change with magnification?

Higher magnification = lower depth of focus

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What is the function of the stage?

Holds the slide

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Function of stage clips?

Hold the slide in place

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Function of iris diaphragm?

Adjust light

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Function of coarse focus knob?

Large adjustments at low power

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Function of fine focus knob?

Precise focusing

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Function of revolving nosepiece?

Rotates objectives

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Proper storage of microscope includes?

Cover the microscope

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What should always be done when switching to higher power?

Center specimen & use fine focus