identifying structures of the microscope and the proponents of microbiology

1. LABORATORY

2. RULES OF CONDUCT IN MICRO LAB
1.Each student required to
wear laboratory gown,
coat, or smock gown while
working in the laboratory

3. 2. Students are advised not
to wear jewelry while
working in the laboratory.

4. 3. Eating inside the
laboratory is absolutely
forbidden.

5. 4. All accidents such as burns,
abrasions, cuts, as well as
spillages of cultures and
breakage or loss of equipment
should be reported immediately

6. 5. All non- infectious solid wastes such as
paper, cotton, matchsticks, should be
placed in trashcan. These are not to be
discarded on tabletops, sinks, or on the
floor. Laboratory should be kept clean at all
times.

7. 6. All laboratory equipment used
should be cleaned with a
disinfectant solution before
returning them to the laboratory
technician

8. 8. Cultures should not be left on table
tops nor thrown in the sinks. They
should be returned immediately to the
technician for proper disposal.

9. 9. Loitering, making
unnecessary noise, and
borrowing equipment from
other groups are not allowed.

10. 10. At the end of the laboratory period, all
equipment and apparatus used must be
returned to the technician. All working areas
must be thoroughly cleaned with disinfectant.
Hands must be thoroughly washed with soap
and water.

11. MICROSCOPY

12. MICROSCOPE
• Is an optical instrument that can magnify
organisms a hundredfold or even a
thousandfold.

13. Compound Light Microscope
• Is a type of microscope that contains more
than one magnifying lens. It can magnify
objects approximately a thousand times their
original size.
• Visible light is the main source of illumination

15. Aparatus Used in Microbiology