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Arm

Supports the body tube and lenses. Used to carry the microscope.

Base

Supports the entire microscope. Broad and heavy, it gives it stability.

Ocular (Monocular, Binocular)

The lens in the upper part of the microscope, this can have one or two focals

Body Tube

Holds the ocular at one end and the nosepiece at the other. A prism housed here helps reflect light towards the eye.

Turret

Located at the lower end of the body tube, this revolving device holds the lenses.

Objective Lenses

Located on the turret, these four lenses have different scanning powers and can only be used one at a time.

Stage

The horizontal platform upon which the slide rests.

Substage Condenser

Lens found beneath the stage that concentrates light before it passes through the specimen to be viewed

Iris Diaphragm Lever

Small lever beneath the condenser that allows the observer to regulate the amount of light passing through the specimen.

Light

Provides illumination of the specimen and is located beneath the condenser and iris diaphragm.

Mechanical Stage

Small circular knobs adjacent to or below the stage that allow the observer to move the slide across the stage either forward, backward, or laterally

Coarse adjustment knob

Located on the either side of the arm, this moves the stage up or down to the approximate correct distance. Used when using the low powered objective.

Fine adjustment knob

Located within the coarse adjustment knob, this moves the stage up or down small distances.

Simple Cuboidal Epithelial Tissue

This tissue is pink with chambers that each have a central dot. It resembles a trivial pursuit gamepiece.

Simple Columnar Epithelial Tissue

This tissue is pink, translucent, and in a single layer. It looks like a ring of cells, each with a dot, surrounding a central cell unit.

Stratified Squamous Epithelial Tissue

This purple tissue is layered and looks like a flakey wall with some dark "bricks".

Compact Bone Connective Tissue

This purple, spongy tissue looks like a meditation rock with concentric circles around a single focal point

Adipose Connective Tissue

This tissue looks like lots of pink or purple ballons squished together.

Pseudostratified Ciliated Columnar Epithelial Tissue

This tissue looks like The Wall with lots of purple cells inside it and a fuzzy pink walkway on top.

Aorta

This is the top of the heart. Three vowels, three valves.

Pulmonary Artery

This T shape part of the heart hooks into the aorta

Pulmonary Vein

In the heart, under the the T you'll find two parallel bars that go across the whole top of the heart

Mitral Valve

Far left valve of the heart

Tricusoid Valve

Far right valveof the heart

Pulmonary Valve

Valve attached to pulmonary artery

Aortic Valve

Valve attached to aorta

Superior Vena Cava

Sticks out the top of the heart

Inferior Vena Cava

Hangs out the bottom of the heart

Left Atrium

This is the top right of the heart

Left Ventricle

This is the bottom right of the heart

Right Atrium

This is the top left part of the heart

Right Ventricle

This is the bottom left of the heart

Interventricular septum

The wall between the lower chambers of the heart

Jugular Veins

Top right side, two in the neck

Carotid Artery

Found under the jugular near clavicle

Pulmonary Arteries

Part of the heart, shaped like a t

Pulmonary Veins

Part of the heart, under the T

Heart

Large organ in center of chest

Thoracic Aorta

Artery found under the heart

Hepatic Artery

Artery found in the central trunk of body

Gastric Artery

Found in the central trunk, feeds the stomach

Renal Artery

Thick vessel going to kidney

Iliac Vein

Blood vessel found at the groin

Iliac Artery

Blood vessel found near the hip

Aorta

The top of the heart

Superior Vena Cava

Above the heart, between breasts

Inferior Vena Cava

Below the heart

Brachial Artery

Large central artery of arm

Basilic Vein

Smaller vein in the interior of arm

Gastric Vein

Small vein near the stomach

Renal Vein

Vein near the left kidney

Cerebrum

Front of brain opposite spinal cord, cerebellum

Frontal Lobe

Top, front of brain

Parietal Lobe

Top, back of brain

Temporal Lobe

Bottom, front of brain

Occipital Lobe

Back, Topof brain

Cerebellum

Big round treehouse close to spinal cord

Midbrain

Brain stem close to thalamus

Thalamus

Big circle center of brain

Hypothalamus

Small circle in center of brain

Cerebellum

Big round treehouse, left side of brain

Medulla

Comes off the left side, near spinal cord

Optic Chiasm

Small bump by olfactory bulb

Lateral Ventricle

Grey triangle near corpus callosum

Corpus Callosum

Long lever on right side

Olfactory Bulb

Bottom right, corpus callosum points to it

Pons

Lump on brain stem