A complete lesion of the oculomotor nerve would produce all of the following signs except:

A) ptosis.
B) absence of pupillary light reflex.
C) pupillary constriction.
D) abducted and laterally directed eyeball.
E) absence of accommodation reflex.


Ans: C

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