The vascular tunic of the eye (the uvea)has three distinct regions.From anterior to posterior what are they?
A: Ciliary body
B: Choroid
C: Iris
A)a,b,c
B)b,a,c
C)c,a,b
D)c,b,a
E)b,c,a

Question

The vascular tunic of the eye (the uvea)has three distinct regions.From anterior to posterior what are they? 
A: Ciliary body
B: Choroid
C: Iris
A)a,b,c
B)b,a,c
C)c,a,b
D)c,b,a
E)b,c,a

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The vascular tunic of the eye, also known as the uvea, consists of three regions arranged from the anterior to the posterior part of the eye: the iris, the ciliary body, and the choroid.

The Vascular Tunic of the Eye (The Uvea)has Three Distinct