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this video demonstrates how to use the microscopesin the biology 10 laboratory. it consists of four parts - setting up the microscope, using themicroscope, troubleshooting hints, and cleanup. retrieve a microscope from the cabinet. carrythe microscope with both hands, one holding the arm and the other under the base of theinstrument. if the microscope is too heavy for you to carry safely, ask for assistance. unwind the cord from the back of the microscopeand plug it in. the on/off switch is on the back of the scope,and may be hard to find if the power cord is still wrapped around the holders. check the ocular lenses and turn them untilthe number 64 lines up with the white line

below the rotating part of the lens. check that the condenser lens is just belowthe stage. put the objective lens on low power and movethe stage to its highest position. adjust the light to the medium or medium highrange. you can adjust the light later to improve the image. the brightest light doesn't necessarilyresult in the best image. now you should be ready to start using themicroscope. open the clip on the stage with one hand andslide a microscope slide to the back of the stage. be sure the slide doesn't go underthe clips that hold it in place. use the knobs on the lower right side of thestage to center the specimen over the condenser

lens. start with the low power objective lens (4x)and the stage in its highest position. then look through the ocular lens and focus onthe specimen, which should already be nearly in focus. once you have found the specimen on low power,be sure it is centered in the field of view. then move to the next highest objective lens(10 x) and refocus. your specimen should be nearly in focus, andyou should only need to use the smaller, fine-focus knob. again center the specimen and you are readyto move to the highest power lens (40x).

if your slide doesn't move when you turn theknobs to adjust the slide holder, make sure you are using the right knobs and that theslide is clipped in place properly. if you are having trouble finding the specimen; make sure your specimen is centered start over at the lowest power and move thestage back to its highest position. if you get frustrated trying to focus, you can easilyget so far out of focus that it is easier to start over. you should only need to dominor adjustments at each magnification. when focusing, move the slide just a littlebit back and forth with the slide holder knobs. your eyes can see motion better than stationaryobjects

if you are observing unstained specimens,use the stage diaphragm to reduce the amount of light passing through. also, if you are observing unstained specimens,try to find a bubble or other easily observed object under the cover slip and focus on that. if when you move to a higher power lens, thespecimen becomes blurry as though it were coated with vaseline and you cannot focus,you may need to clean the lens. soak a piece of lens paper (and only lens paper) with lenscleaner and wipe the lens. then wipe dry with clean lens paper. repeata couple of times. if this doesn't solve the problem, check with your instructor.

when you have finished using the microscope,remove the slide, and rotate the lowest power lens in place. move the stage to a centered position andslide holder to the left. check that the stage is clean and dry. turn off the light and power and wrap thecord. carry the microscope with both hands backto the cabinet. be sure that the arm is facing out and that the microscopes are not crowdedtogether.