Pupillary

The study found a correlation between pupillary size and cognitive load.

The use of certain drugs can cause pupillary constriction or dilation.

A sudden change in light can cause a pupillary response, leading to temporary vision impairment.

The patient's pupillary reaction was slower when looking at objects at a distance.

The anesthesiologist monitored the patient's pupillary size during surgery to ensure proper anesthesia.

The nurse assessed the pupillary reaction of the comatose patient.

The ophthalmologist measured the patient's pupillary diameter before and after administering eye drops.

The doctor used a flashlight to observe the pupillary response of the patient's eyes.

The neurologist examined the patient's pupillary light reflex to assess brain function.

The ophthalmologist explained how certain drugs can affect pupillary size.

The veterinarian checked the pupillary reflex of the cat's eyes during a routine examination.

Pupillary membrane can be treated with laser surgery.

The patient complained of pupillary irregularities after the eye surgery.

The doctor noticed the patient had pupillary dilation during the eye exam.

The optometrist identified signs of pupillary block in the patient's eye.

Pupillary edema can cause discomfort and impaired vision.

The medical report showed evidence of pupillary ruff abnormalities.

The doctor recommended treatment for the patient's pupillary blockage.

The patient's pupillary response to light was slower in the affected eye.

The nurse measured the patient's pupillary response to light using a penlight.

The pupil size of patients with pupillary blockage can be significantly reduced.

Pupillary constriction is a normal reflex response to bright light.

The optician recommended glasses with pupillary distance measurement to ensure proper fit.

The optician noted pupillary abnormalities during the eye prescription test.

The pupillary reflex can be used to detect brainstem damage.

Pupillary changes can also be caused by medications.

The pupillary size can affect depth perception.

The doctor shone a bright light in his eye to test his pupillary response.

Damage to the nerves controlling the pupillary reflex can cause problems with vision.

Pupillary responses can vary between individuals and can be affected by age.

Certain medications can affect the pupillary reflex and cause changes in pupil size.

The pupillary light reflex can be a helpful diagnostic tool.

Pupillary reflexes help regulate the amount of light entering the eye.

Pupillary constriction occurs when the sympathetic nervous system is activated.

The pupillary reflex helps maintain visual clarity in different lighting conditions.

Pupillary abnormalities can be a sign of drug use.

The pupillary response can be used to diagnose neurological conditions.

The pupillary response is an automatic reflex that cannot be consciously controlled.

Abnormal pupillary responses can indicate underlying neurological disorders.

The pupillary diameter can be affected by medications such as opioids.

The pupil can become dilated or constricted as a result of the pupillary reflex.

The pupillary light reflex is a normal response to changes in light intensity.

The pupillary reflex is an involuntary response to changes in light.

The student learned about pupillary function in biology class.

The teacher noticed that the student's pupillary distance seemed unusually wide.

The researcher measured the pupillary light reflex in response to different stimuli.

The pupillary constriction was an unexpected finding during the eye exam.

Her pupillary dilation indicated that she was attracted to him.

The optometrist examined the pupillary distance before prescribing glasses.

The optometrist explained the role of the pupil in the pupillary reflex.