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

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Palpebrae refers to the upper and lower eyelids, while canthi refer to the medial and lateral corners of the eye where the eyelids meet. Therefore, the correct choice is A. Circular and radial muscles refer to the muscles surrounding the pupil that control its size (not the eyelids), cornea and sclera refer to the outermost layers of the eye, and accommodation and convergence refer to the ability of the eye to focus on objects at varying distances and the coordination of both eyes, respectively (not specific to the eyelids).

Eyelids Are Described by Which of the Following