Identify the part of the microscope at A above.

Above is pictured one of two most general portions of the body.  As the body may be divided into two very general areas.  What is the area indicated with Blue ink?  

What is the most abundant cell in most loose and dense connective tissues, that you see the nuclei indicated at the end of the pointers above?

Which objective lens on the microscope do we call ‘low power’?

What type of connective tissue is this above?

Which objective lens on the microscope is used purely to ‘scan’ the slide to find the stained tissue, so we call it the ‘Scanning’ objective?

This is a slide of lung tissue, with single flattened cells.  What is the function of these single layer of flattened epithelial cells that would make them perfect to line lung alveolar sacs?

Which relative body direction is indicated at ‘B’ above.

The body region indicated above is…

What is the Total Magnification of a specimen or tissue under the slide, when we look through a 10x ocular and are using the 40x objective lens?