Normal Pupil Response

In this health assessment question, we are asked to identify which pupil response is considered normal from the provided list.

Let's evaluate the options. The first option is constriction with accommodation. Accommodation is the eye's ability to adjust its focus from a distant object to a near one.

When a person focuses on a near object, it is normal for the pupils to constrict. This is part of the accommodation reflex.

Now let's look at the others. No reaction to light, known as fixed pupils, usually indicates a neurological issue or trauma.