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Excess tears are initially drained from the surface of the eyes by the A. Lacrimal puncta or B. Lacrimal sacs
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Excess tears are initially drained from the surface of the eyes by the
A. Lacrimal puncta
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B- The Lacrimal Sacs are where excess tears are initially drained
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Lacrimal puncta
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