Anatomy
The Sclera (White of the Eye)
The sclera is the tough, white outer coating of the eye. It protects the delicate parts inside.
Visual Guide
The Sclera (White of the Eye)
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Structure & Components
- White appearance
- Protective outer layer
- Shows health status
- Redness indicates problems
- Normally white
- Yellow indicates disease
Functions & Physiology
- Made of collagen fiber
- Very strong tissue
- Maintains eye shape
- Attachment point for muscles
- Protects inner structures
- About 1mm thick
Key Points
- Keep sclera healthy
- Protect from injury
- Watch for redness
- Watch for yellowing
- Regular eye exams
- Report color changes
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