What are some factors that determine whether or not you can see a good view of the cells through the microscop

Question

mention at least 3

Answer 1

1. effectiveness of staining procedure (following correct procedure with high quality, fresh reagents) as well as appropriate type of stain (wright's geimsa for blood smears, gram stain for bacteria, etc.)
2. thickness of preparation.
3. resolution of scope
4. effectiveness of light source for the type of cell you are looking for (phase contrast, darkfield, regular light microscope, fluorescent scope--for use with fluorescent dyes)
5.correct adjustment of microscope (diaphragm, condensor, focusing)

Answer 2

resolution
contrast