Question

1. the mucous membrane lining the inner eyelids and eyeball globe is the:

○ vitreous humor
○ lacrimal membrane
○ aqueous membrane
○ conjunctiva

1. the nerve in the eye that carries visual impulses from the retina to the brain is the:

○ trochlear
○ optic
○ oculomotor
○ olfactory

Explanation:

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To solve this, we analyze each option:

• Vitreous humor: Gel in the eye, not a membrane lining eyelids/eyeball.
• Lacrimal membrane: Not the correct term for this structure.
• Aqueous membrane: Incorrect; aqueous humor is fluid, not a membrane for lining.
• Conjunctiva: The mucous membrane lining inner eyelids and eyeball globe.

Analyzing each option:

• Trochlear: Controls eye movement, not for visual impulses.
• Optic: Carries visual impulses from retina to brain.
• Oculomotor: Controls eye muscles/movement.
• Olfactory: Related to smell, not vision.

Answer:

D. conjunctiva

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