'Microscope slide' presentation slideshows

Science Equipment

Science Equipment. Test Tube. Thermometer. Rubber Gloves. Test Tube Clamp. Pipettes. Re-agent Bottle. Wire Screen. Goggles. Forceps. Hot Plate. Triple Beam Balance. Watch Glass. Object above is used on a microscope slide. Cover Slip. Funnel. Dissecting Scissors. Squeeze Bottle.

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Module 2 RDA Basics Recognizing and Using RDA Records

Module 2 RDA Basics Recognizing and Using RDA Records. RDA Training Brigham Young University, Utah State Library, University of Utah, November 2012. Login information for workshop. access.rdatoolkit.org (login at BYU is by IP authentication)

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Module 2 RDA Basics Recognizing and Using RDA Records

Module 2 RDA Basics Recognizing and Using RDA Records. RDA Training Utah State Library Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University April 2014. Please log in to RDA. http ://access.rdatoolkit.org/login ID: aprilrda Password: training

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Lab 9

Lab 9. The Kidney. Lab 9: The Kidney. Dialysis experiment results and tests for NaCl and albumin ( start dialysis first ) Kidney dissection Urinalysis Interpret dipstick with the help of a chart Normal and abnormal constituents of urine Urinary sediment (pictures +/or slides)

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Science Lab Equipment

Science Lab Equipment. Hot Plate. Graduated Cylinder. Beaker. Metric Ruler. Goggles. Triple Beam Balance. Test Tube. Test Tube Rack. Heat Gloves. Apron. Thermometer. Meter Stick. Beaker Tongs. Scale. Fire Extinguisher. Fire Blanket. Ring Stand. Bunsen Burner. Erlenmeyer Flask.

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TOOLS OF A SCIENTIST

TOOLS OF A SCIENTIST. TEST 2nd WEEK of SCHOOL. TONGS. BUNSEN BURNER. DISSECTING PINS. SCALPEL. DISSECTING SCISSORS. FORCEPS. HAND LENS. FLASK. MEDICINE DROPPER. PETRI DISH. EMERGENCY WASH & EYE WASH STATION. GRADUATED CYLINDER. BEAKER. TEST TUBE RACK. TEST TUBE. THERMOMETER.

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Protist Notes

Protist Notes. Get your bacteria graphic organizer out and number it journal #6. Protist Kingdom. What is a Protist?. Member of the protist kingdom, eukaryotes. 3 Types of Protists. 1. Animal like protists

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Purpose

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Experiment Questions

Experiment Questions. Cell Microscopy - Plant and Animal. Cell Microscopy. For what purpose did you use Methylene blue in the course of your practical studies? To stain cheek cells. Cell Microscopy. Name the stain used when observing an animal cell on a microscope slide. Methylene blue.

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Microscope Basics

Microscope Basics. (1) Body Tube. The long skinny tube that holds the eyepiece up above the microscope. It allows the light of the image to travel from the objective lenses to the eyepiece. (2) Nosepiece. It holds the objective lenses.

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Hematologic System

Hematologic System. Chapter 15. Definition. Hematologic System: encompasses the production of blood and the transport of blood throughout the body. Fxns of Blood. Blood supplies body tissues with Oxygen Nutrients And various chemicals Blood Transports

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Microscopes Your ticket to a tiny world!

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Plant and animal cells

Plant and animal cells. Making a wet mount slide eg. Place your sample on the microscope slide Add a drop of water to the layer Carefully place a cover slip over the layer. Generalized cell diagrams. Functions of cell organelles. Extra organelles in plants. Cells tissues organs systems.

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Using A Microscope

Using A Microscope. What are the parts of a microscope, and what are the skills needed to use a microscope correctly ? 7-1.1. A microscope is a tool that is used to magnify the features of an object . A compound microscope has two or more lenses. Use page 655 to label your diagram. .

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Water samples to be analyzed for zebra mussel larvae

Water samples to be analyzed for zebra mussel larvae. Photo: Christopher Churchill, USGS. Water sample to be analyzed for zebra mussel larvae. Photo: Christopher Churchill, USGS. Microscope slide with water sample. Photo: Christopher Churchill, USGS.

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Ex. 5-4 Catalase test

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THE MICROSCOPE

THE MICROSCOPE. http://biology.unm.edu/ccouncil/Biology_203/Summaries/Microscopes.htm. How To Use a Microscope. 1. When moving your microscope, always carry it with both hands. Grasp the arm with one hand and place the other hand under the base for support.

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Microscope notes

Microscope notes. eyepiece. Leave blank. Revolving nosepiece. arm. Objectives 3,4, 5. stage. Stage clips. Course adjustment knob. Diaphragm. Fine adjustment knob. Light source. base. How to make a microscope slide. Use a clean slide and coverslip always.

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Bell Ringer: Get your Forensic Science Books and read pages 74-79.

Bell Ringer: Get your Forensic Science Books and read pages 74-79. CSI Lab: Analyzing Fingerprints. Purpose: The purpose of this crime scene investigation lab is to observe how fingerprints are lifted from glass found at a crime scene.

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