Conjunctiva

Question 1

Tissue the lines the inner surface of the eyelids and continues on to the outer surface of the globe except for the cornea

Answer 1

Conjunctiva

Question 2

Inflammation that causes the small blood vessels in the palpebral and bulbar conjunctiva to dilate so that it appears bright pink or red

Answer 2

Conjunctivitis

Question 3

When one of the tiny blood vessels under the conjunctiva rupture, allowing blood to flow under the tissue..can be caused by violent sneezing or even rubbing of the eyes

Answer 3

Subconjunctival Hemmorage

Question 4

Small, benign, yellow-white mass of degenerated tissue of the bulbar conjunctiva but does not located on the cornea

Answer 4

Pinguecula

Question 5

Wedge-shaped growthof the bulbar conjunctiva, due to sun damage, and usually grows onto the cornea

Answer 5

Pterygium

Question 6

Very common tumors involving the bulbar conjunctiva

Answer 6

Nevi (Freckles)