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    The document discusses various glands and structures in the eye that produce and transport fluids, including tears. It lists the lacrimal, ciliary, and conjunctiva glands that produce oily and mucus secretions. The tears drain into the nasolacrimal duct and are sent to the nasal cavity. Pink eye is defined as an infection of the sebaceous gland in the eyelid. The document also briefly mentions various muscles that control eye movement and structures of the retina like the rods and cones, optic disk, and tapetum lucidum.

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    The document discusses various glands and structures in the eye that produce and transport fluids, including tears. It lists the lacrimal, ciliary, and conjunctiva glands that produce oily and mucus secretions. The tears drain into the nasolacrimal duct and are sent to the nasal cavity. Pink eye is defined as an infection of the sebaceous gland in the eyelid. The document also briefly mentions various muscles that control eye movement and structures of the retina like the rods and cones, optic disk, and tapetum lucidum.

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    Lab CH 23

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    Gricelda Vasquez
    The document discusses various glands and structures in the eye that produce and transport fluids, including tears. It lists the lacrimal, ciliary, and conjunctiva glands that produce oily and mucus secretions. The tears drain into the nasolacrimal duct and are sent to the nasal cavity. Pink eye is defined as an infection of the sebaceous gland in the eyelid. The document also briefly mentions various muscles that control eye movement and structures of the retina like the rods and cones, optic disk, and tapetum lucidum.

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