1. Arrange the following steps in preparing a slide in proper order by writing a-e on the blank. Hold the coverslip by its sides and lay its bottom edge on the slide close to the specimen. Holding the coverslip at a 45° angle helps. Place a drop of water on the slide. Add the specimen to the drop of water (at times, you may war to have the specimen already on the slide before adding the water). Slowly lower the coverslip so that it spreads the water out. If you get air bubbles (looking like littl black doughnuts), gently press on the coverslip to move them to the edge. Place slide on a flat surface. If there are dry areas under the coverslip, add a little more water at the edge of the coverslip. To much water can be dabbed off with a piece of paper towel. II. Arrange the following steps in using a microscope in proper order by writing a-f on the blank. Once you have focused, adjust the fine adjustment knob to see the specimen clearly Use stage clips to secure slide Use coarse focus knob and raise the stage to focus the specimen Place the slide on the stage Look into eyepiece Adjust nosepiece to lowest setting

1. Arrange the following steps in preparing a slide in proper order by writing a-e on the blank. Hold the coverslip by its sides and lay its bottom edge on the slide close to the specimen. Holding the coverslip at a 45° angle helps. Place a drop of water on the slide. Add the specimen to the drop of water (at times, you may war to have the specimen already on the slide before adding the water). Slowly lower the coverslip so that it spreads the water out. If you get air bubbles (looking like littl black doughnuts), gently press on the coverslip to move them to the edge. Place slide on a flat surface. If there are dry areas under the coverslip, add a little more water at the edge of the coverslip. To much water can be dabbed off with a piece of paper towel. II. Arrange the following steps in using a microscope in proper order by writing a-f on the blank. Once you have focused, adjust the fine adjustment knob to see the specimen clearly Use stage clips to secure slide Use coarse focus knob and raise the stage to focus the specimen Place the slide on the stage Look into eyepiece Adjust nosepiece to lowest setting

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

11th Edition

ISBN:9780134580999

Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

Section: Chapter Questions

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