Temporal angle of the eye

Orbital fat inside and outside periorbita

Space between upper and lower eyelids

Short duct connecting lacrimal punctum with lacrimal sac

Fold of conjunctiva supported by a thin plate of cartilage in the medial angle of the eye

Elevation in the medial angle of the eye

Type of muscles that regulate the pupillary diameter and shape of lens

Duct that connects the lacrimal sac with nasal cavity, opens in the wall of nostril

Tunica conjunctiva on the posterior surface of the eyelids

Slitlike opening through which the lacrimal fluid leaves the eye

Nasal angle of the eye

Structure located dorslaterally to the eyeball

Suspensory apparatus of the lens consisting of many fibres that extend from the ciliary processes to the lens capsule

Glands that release fatty secretions that causes eyelids to repel the lacrimalbfluid

Glands associated with cilia

Semi - circular recess surrounding the lacrimal caruncle

Mucous membrane on the posterior surface of the eyelids, reflects itself onto the anterior surface of the eyeball to the edge of cornea

Fibrous membrane enclosing the eyeball and its muscles vessels and nerves, fused with periosteum

Upper and lower eyelid

Type of muscles that regulate the shape and position of palpebral fissure

Specialized hairs arising from the anterior edges of free borders of the eyelids

Structure of orbital fasciae that covers the eyeball and is separated from sclera by episcleral space

Enlargement of proximal end of the nasolacrimal duct

Type of muscles that regulate the movement of the eyeball

Homogenous fibres extending from the ciliary processes to the capsule of the lens

Space between bulbar and palpebral conjunctivae

Location of Saccus lacrimalis

Name tunica conjunctiva on the anterior surface except cornea

Structure of orbital fasciae that surrounds the muscles of the eyeball and extend to the eyelid

Ductules connecting the lacrimal gland and conjunctival sac