The nurse is assessing a client's pupilary response. Which of the following is considered normal?

a. Right pupil larger than left and sluggish response to light
b. Left pupil larger than right and sluggish response to light
c. Pupils equal round and reactive to light and accommodation
d. Bright red conjunctiva


ANS: C

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