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How are tears created in the eye?

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Glands : In the eyelids and lacrimal glands in the upper orbit.

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Two types: Emotional tears- lacrimal gland under outer upper lid. Regular tears: three layers. Mucous- goblet cells in conjunctiva. Aqueous- krause and wolfring glands in conjunctiva. Oily- meibomian gland in lids.

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