JCH-NACA Animal Control Officer Practice Test

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Anisocoria refers to which of the following pupillary reactions?

  1. Both pupils are small

  2. Both pupils are normal size

  3. One pupil is larger than the other

  4. Both pupils are enlarged

The correct answer is: One pupil is larger than the other

Anisocoria specifically describes a condition where there is an unequal size between the two pupils of the eyes. This means that one pupil appears larger than the other, which can occur due to various underlying medical conditions, neurological issues, or even as a result of trauma. It is important for animal control officers and veterinarians to recognize anisocoria, as it can indicate important medical conditions that may require immediate attention or further investigation. The understanding of this condition is crucial for assessing animal health and determining appropriate care or intervention.

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