microscope

what is the common light microscope used in the laboratory

• Simple light microscope
• Compound light microscope
• Digital microscope
• Fluorescence microscope

Why is the compound microscope the most common one used in the laboratory

• It has 2 types of lenses that function to magnify an object

• The compound microscope is primarily used for viewing large specimens.
• It is the only type of microscope that can be used in any laboratory setting.
• The compound microscope is the least expensive option available.

What is the lens closest to the eye called

• Lens cap
• Iris
• Pupil
• Ocular

What is the lens closest to the object called

• Field lens
• Objective lens
• Condenser lens
• Eyepiece lens

How is the total magnification calculated

• Total magnification = Ocular lens * Objective lens

• Total magnification = Objective lens - Eyepiece lens

• Total magnification = Objective lens + Eyepiece lens

• Total magnification = Objective lens / Eyepiece lens

What connects the eyepiece to the nose

• objective lens
• stage
• body tube
• base

what holds the objectives on the microscope

• Stage
• Base
• Eyepiece
• Nosepiece

What is the bottom of the microscope called

• Stage
• Eyepiece
• Objective
• Base

What is it called for focusing on the microscope

• Calibration
• Illumination
• Magnification
• Fine Adjustment

What holds the slide in place on the microscope

• Eyepiece
• Objective lens
• Stage clips
• Illuminator