In the second stage of anesthesia the pupil is_______________?
Correct answer: B. Partially dilated
- A. Constricted
- B. Partially dilated
- C. Normal in size
- D. Totally dilated
Explanation
The second stage of general anaesthesia is the excitement or delirium stage, in which pupils are usually dilated and may react irregularly to light. Partial dilatation is the closest option; complete fixed dilatation is not typical of this stage.
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