Eyelids are Described by Which of the Following

Question

Eyelids are described by which of the following?
A) Palpebrae and canthi (medial and lateral)
B) Circular and radial muscles
C) Cornea and sclera
D) Accommodation and convergence

Accepted Answer

Eyelids are described as palpebrae and canthi (medial and lateral). Circular and radial muscles are involved in the functioning of the iris, not the eyelids. Cornea and sclera are part of the external structure of the eye, but not specifically related to the eyelids. Accommodation and convergence refer to processes related to the focusing of the eye, not the eyelids.