Exam 12: Pupillary Assessment

In lay terms, what does RAPD mean in the following chart record? OD 2 mm / irregular / 1+ LR / 3+ NR 2 mm / irregular / 1+ LR / 3+ NR RAPD

Inequality between the sizes of a patient's pupils may be a sign of

A wedge-shaped deformation at the base of the pupil may be a sign of

Pupils larger than 6 mm are said to be

An Argyll-Robertson pupil is characterized by

A normal pupillary response to direct light is to

The simultaneous and equal response of one pupil when the other is stimulated by direct light or a near target is called

Pupils smaller than 2 mm are said to be

Small, pinpoint pupils are characteristic of

The pupil's primary function is to

In dim illumination, the average pupil diameter is

Constriction of the pupil in response to direct light is a(n)