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Tishk  Interna-onal  University  Faculty  of  Science    Medical  Analysis  Department  

Lab  Instrumenta-on  &  Lab  safety  

1st  Grade-­‐  Fall  Semester  2020-­‐2021  

MicroscopeLab 2

Dr.  Karwan  M-­‐Amen  Mr.  Omar  S.  Taha    

Microscope  

Definition

•  Is  an  op-cal  instrument  used  to  see  objects  that  are  too  small  for  the    naked  eye.  

•  Microscope  =  mickros  “  small”  +  scope  “too  see”  

Microscope  Vocabulary  

• Magnifica-on:  increase  of  an    object’s  apparent  size  

• Resolu-on:  power  to  show  details    clearly  

• Both  are  needed  to  see  a  clear    image  

Types  of  Microscopes  

•  Light  Microscopy  •  Use  of  any  kind  of  microscope  that  uses  visible  light  to  observe  specimens  

•  Types  of  light  microscopy  •  Compound  light  microscopy  •  Darkfield  microscopy  •  Phase-­‐contrast  microscopy  •  Fluorescence  microscopy  •  Confocal  microscopy  

•  Electronic  Microscopes  

The  Compound  Light  Microscope  

•  In  a  compound  microscope,  the  image  from  the  objec-ve  lens  is  magnified  again    by  the  ocular  lens  

•  Total  magnifica-on  is  product  of  the  magnifica-on  of  its  ocular  and  its  objec-ve  lenses  

•  Total  magnifica-on  =  objec-ve  lens  × ocular  lens  

Microscope  parts  :  

1-­‐  Ocular  lens  (  eye  piece):    The  lens  at  the  top  that  you  look  through  .    They  are  usually  10x  or  15x  power  

2-­‐  Arm  :    Supports  the  tube  and  connect  it  to  the  base  

3-­‐  Revolving  nosepiece  :    It  holds  two  or  more  objec-ves  lenses  and  can  be  rotated  .  

4-­‐  Objec-ve  lenses  :    Usually  you  find  3  or  4  objec-ves  lenses  on  a  microscope  .They  almost    always  consist  of  4x,  10x,  40x,  100x  powers  .  When  coupled  with  10x  (  most  common  )  eye  lens  ,  we  get  total    magnifica-ons  of  40  x,  100x,  400x  and  1000x  .  

The  shortest  objec-ve  lens  is  lowest  power  ,  the  longest  one  is  the  lens  with    greatest  power  .    Lenses  are  color  coded  :  •  Red  :  4x  •  Yellow:  10x  (  low  power)  •  Blue:  40x  (high  power  objec-ve)  •  White:  100x  (High  power  objec-ve)  Note:  Oil  immersion  is  required  for  (100x)  

5-­‐  Stage  :    The  pla`orm  where  you  place  your  slides  

6-­‐  Stage  clips  :  

Hold  the  slide  in  place  on  the  stage  

7-­‐  Diaphram

Control  the  amount  of  light  going  through  the  specimen  

8-­‐  Light  source  :    Makes  the  specimen  easier  to  see.  

9-­‐  Base  :    The  boaom  of  the  microscope  ,used  for  support  

Steps  to  Use:  1.  Rotate the low power objective into place and make sure

the stage is all the way down.

2.  Place slide on stage making sure object to be viewed is centered over the hole in the stage. Use the stage clips to hold the slide in place.

3.  Turn light on.

4.  Focus first with the coarse adjustment knob. Once in focus on low power, turn the nosepiece until the next higher lens is in place.

5.  Use FINE adjustment knob ONLY and focus the object.

• Always  carry  with  2  hands  • Never  touch  the  lenses  with  your  fingers.  • Only  use  lens  paper  for  cleaning  • Keep  objects  clear  of  desk  and  cords  • When  you  are  finished  with  your  "scope",  rotate    the  nosepiece  so  that  it's  on  the  low  power    objec-ve,  roll  the  stage  down  to  lowest  level,    rubber  band  the  cord,  then  replace  the  dust    cover.