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Name: Mabellee Cabrera Moncada BSN - 1 Weekend

1. A microscope must produce


a. magnified image of the specimen
b. separate the details in the image
c. render the details visible to our unaided eye

2. With the aid of a microscope, our eyes can see


a. microorganisms or small things that cannot be seen with our unaided eye
b. tiny objects and single-celled organisms looks bigger

3. The ratio of the apparent size of the object compared to its real size - magnification

4. The usual light source of a brightfield microscope - illuminator

5. A type of microscope used to demonstrate spirochetes which are difficult to observe in


transmitted light - darkfield microscope

6. It is used to measure the size of the bacteria - micrometers

7. The average bacterial size - 1 to 2 microns in diameter and 5 to 10 microns long

8. A microscope that demonstrate bacterial ultrastructure - electron microscope

9. 3 objectives of a brightfield microscope


a. the low power objective (10x)
b. the high power objective (40x)
c. the oil immersion objective (100x)

10. Compound Microscope lens system


a. objective lens
b. eyepiece lens

11. A bacterial characteristic which is influenced by age, type of culture media used and the
environment with which it is grown.
a. classification based on physical state
b. classification based on the ingredients

12. The distance between the specimen and the magnifying lens - working distance

13. It measures of the amount of a specimen that can be in focus - depth of field

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