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List of Instruments Used in the Clinical Microscopy together with their function and parts
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Instruments Used in the Clinical MicroscopyQuestions for research
1. Print pictures of the equipments. Label the parts and briefly describe.
A. Compound Microscope
Interpupillary distance
Eyepiece
Objectives
Arm
Mechanical stage
Base
The compound microscope contains a lens system, illumination system, and a body
consisting of a base, body tube, and nosepiece. This instrument is used to magnify minute objects to
such a degree that the details of their structure can be analyzed.
Parts
Oculars/Eyepiece- The lens the Arm - connects the body tube to the
viewer looks through to see the base of the microscope.
specimen. The eyepiece usually Mechanical stage - The flat platform
contains a 10X or 15X power lens. where the slide is placed.
Diopter adjustment ring-Useful as a Stage clip-Metal clips that hold the
means to change focus on one slide in place.
eyepiece so as to correct for any X and Y-axis feed knobs- These
difference in vision between your two knobs move the slide left and right or
eyes. up and down.
Body tube -connects the eyepiece to Aperture -The hole in the middle of
the objective lenses. the stage that allows light from the
Pre-focusing knob- provided to illuminator to reach the specimen.
prevent possible contact between Condenser - Gathers and focuses
specimen and objective as well as to light from the illuminator onto the
simplify coarse focusing specimen being viewed.
Revolving nosepiece -A rotating Iris diaphragm- Adjusts the amount of
turret that houses the objective lenses. light that reaches the specimen.
Objective Lenses -lenses closest to Coarse adjustment knob-Brings the
the specimen. specimen into general focus.
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