Anatomy
The Conjunctiva and Eyelid
The conjunctiva is a thin membrane covering the white of the eye and inside of eyelids. The eyelid protects the eye.
Visual Guide
The Conjunctiva and Eyelid
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Structure & Components
- Eyes feel comfortable
- Eyelid moves smoothly
- Conjunctiva healthy
- No redness
- Eye well protected
- Blinking works normally
Functions & Physiology
- Conjunctiva covers white part
- Membrane is very thin
- Produces mucus for lubrication
- Eyelid made of muscle and skin
- Six eyelid muscles
- Blinks 15-20 times per minute
Key Points
- Keep eyelids clean
- Regular blinking
- Avoid eye rubbing
- Watch for inflammation
- Pink eye affects conjunctiva
- See doctor if red or irritated
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