Part A: Observing a Wet Mount Slide Without using a Microscope color wheel Low Power ( How does A) to the right B) to the left color wheel High Power ( appear to move when you move the slide in the following directions? C) away from you D) toward you Observations: 1. How does the appearance of f change in going from low power to high power? 2. Describe the image of as it compares to the actual letter on the paper. 3. What happens to the field of view when you go from low power to high power?

1)List the limitations and advantages of the compound microscope.

Imagine you are using a microscope with 5x eye pieces (instead of 10x like ours). If you change from the 10x objective lens to the 40x objective lens, how does the total magnification change? Group of answer choices: -it is 5 times stronger with the 40x -it is 5 times weaker with the 40x -it is 4 times stronger with the 40x -it is 30 units weaker -it is 30 units stronger -it is 4 times weaker with the 40x

For each type of microscopy, know how each is used and the type of image produced. kEEP IT SHORT AND SWEET        Light microscope –        Transmission electron microscope -        Scanning electron microscope –

All of the following are side effects associated with thyroid hormone use, except:A. Heat intoleranceB. Weight gainC. HyperhydrosisD. IrritabilityE. Insomnia

note: the circled option might be right or wrong

You are trying to look at a specimen with a compound microscope using the 4x objective, but it is very dark. Mention three parts of the microscope you could adjust that would help see your specimen in this darkness. Explain how you would adjust those parts.

What is the function of staining in light microscopy?

Always begin examing microscope slides with which power objective?