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| THE TRADITIONAL 4 SENSES-TASTE, SMELL, SIGHT, HEARING |
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| ARE EITHER LARGE, COMPLEX SENSORY ORGANS (EYES, TEARS) OR LOCALIZED CLUSTERS OF RECEPTORS (TASTE BUDS, OLFACTORY EPITHELIUM) |
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| THE EXTRINSIC EYE MUSCLES, EYE LIDS, CONJUNCTIVA, AND LACRIMAL APPARATUS. |
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| ANTERIORILY PROTECTS THE EYES. THE EYELIDS MEET AT THE MEDIAL AND LATERAL CORNERS OF THE EYE. |
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| (CANTHUS) THE MEDIAL CORNER OF THE EYE. |
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| (CANTHUS) THE LATERAL CORNER OF THE EYE |
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| THE SPACE BETWEEN THE EYELIDS |
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| MODIFIED SEBACEOUS GLANDS ASSOCIATED WITH THE EYELID EDGES. PRODUCES AN OILY SECRETION THAT LUBRICATES THE EYE. |
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| MODIFIED SWEAT GLANDS LIE IN BETWEEN THE EYELASHES |
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| IS A MUCOUS MEMBRANE THAT LINES THE EYELIDS AND COVERS PART OF THE OUTER SURFACE OF THE EYEBALL. THE CONJUNCTIVA SECRETES MUCOUS TO LUBRICATE THE EYEBALL AND KEEP IT MOIST. |
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| IS MADE UP OF THE LACRIMAL GLANDS AND DUCTS THAT DRAIN LACRIMAL SECRETIONS INTO THE NASAL CAVITY |
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| LOCATED ABOVE THE LATERAL END OF EACH EYE, RELEASES TEARS (TEARS-DILUTE SALT SOLUTION) |
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| THE SHORT PASSAGE IN THE EYELID, BEGINNING AT THE LACRIMAL POINT AND DRAINING TEARS FROM THE LACRIMAL LAKE TO THE LACRIMAL SAC. |
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THE DIALTED UPPER PORTION OF THE NASOLACRIMAL DUCT THAT RECEIVES TEARS FROM THE LACRIMAL DUCTS
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| (TEAR DUCT) CARRIES TEARS FROM THE LACRIMAL SAC INTO THE NASAL CAVITY |
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