Which of the following statements best describes the physiologic response of the layers of the eye in response to a penetrating injury?

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A)In a penetrating injury, the layers of the eye spontaneously reapproximate (join together)after entry of a sharp-pointed object or small missile (e.g., a BB)into the globe. They do not pull away from the penetration, immediately degenerate and atrophy, or begin to tear away from one another.
B)In a penetrating injury, the layers of the eye spontaneously reapproximate (join together)after entry of a sharp-pointed object or small missile (e.g., a BB)into the globe. They do not pull away from the penetration, immediately degenerate and atrophy, or begin to tear away from one another.
C)In a penetrating injury, the layers of the eye spontaneously reapproximate (join together)after entry of a sharp-pointed object or small missile (e.g., a BB)into the globe. They do not pull away from the penetration, immediately degenerate and atrophy, or begin to tear away from one another.
D)In a penetrating injury, the layers of the eye spontaneously reapproximate (join together)after entry of a sharp-pointed object or small missile (e.g., a BB)into the globe. They do not pull away from the penetration, immediately degenerate and atrophy, or begin to tear away from one another.

Which of the Following Statements Best Describes the Physiologic Response