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When the nurse assesses the client's operative eye after surgery, which finding is most expected?

A. The pupil appears cloudy and gray. B. The pupil is a fixed size and shape. C. The entire iris lacks color. D. A section of the iris appears black.

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: An iridectomy creates a fixed pupil opening to relieve pressure.

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