A nurse in a pediatric clinic is assessing a 6-month-old infant. Which of the following findings should the nurse identify as an indication of a visual Impairment?

A. The infant reacts to bright light. Reacting to bright light is a normal response and indicates that the infant can see. This does not indicate a visual impairment.B. The infant's corneal light reflex is symmetrical. A symmetrical corneal light reflex indicates proper eye alignment and does not suggest a visual impairment.C. The infant does not fixate and follow an object. By 6 months, an infant should be able to fixate on and follow an object. Failure to do so can be an indication of a visual impairment.D. The infant's red reflex is present bilaterally. A normal red reflex in both eyes indicates that the eyes are clear and healthy. Absence of the red reflex could suggest a problem, but its presence does not indicate impairment.