MCQs of Microscopy.
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- A Binocular Microscope has,
- Two Objectives
- Two Eyepieces
- Two Condensers
- Two Mirrors
- "Fluorite"is a,
- Objective
- Eyepiece
- Condenser
- Mirror
- If the magnification of an eyepiece is 10X and magnification of an objective is 45X then total magnification of the microscope is
- 450X
- 45X
- 10X
- 4500X
- Magnification of an oil immersion objective is...
- 10X
- 1000X
- 100X
- 150X
- The ability of a microscope to separate two small elements in the structure of an object is called
- Resolution power
- Working distance
- Magnification Power
- Numerical aperture
- Fritz Zernike invented --------- Microscope
- Fluorescence
- Electron
- Compound
- Phase Contrast.
- A 3D picture is commonly observed by,
- Transmission Electron Microscope
- Scanning Electron Microscope
- Compound Microscope.
- All of the above.
- Which of the following would lead to the improvement of the resolving power of a lens system..
- Decreasing wavelength of the light
- Increasing wavelength of the light.
- Increasing number of the lenses.
- Decreasing working distance
- What type of microscopy is usually used to observe viruses.
- Dark Field
- Compound
- Phase Contrast
- Electron
- Who invented electron microscope,
- Ernst Ruska
- Fritz Zernike
- Robert Koch
- None of the above.
- Tissues for electron microscopy are fixed in,
- 4% Glutaraldehyde
- 95% Alcohol
- 20% Formalin+10% Alcohol.
- 20% Glutaraldehyde
- Electron microscope is usually operated at,
- 100 kV-1000 kV
- 10 kV-100 kV
- 1000 kV-10000 kV
- All of the above.
- Who is called the Father of Microscopy?
- Antonie van Leeuwenhoek.
- Zacharias Janssen
- Robert Koch
- Louis Pastur.
- Which microscope is preferred to study Treponema pallidum.
- Dark field Microscope.
- Brightfield Microscope.
- Scanning Electron Microscope
- Compound Microscope
- Annular diaphragm and annular condenser are special parts of which microscope,
- Phase Contrast Microscope.
- Brightfield Microscope.
- Dark Field Microscope.
- Compound Microscope.
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