The practical nurse (PN) determines that a client's pupils constrict as they change focus from a far object to a near object. How should the PN document this finding?

A. Consensual pupillary constriction present: This refers to both pupils constricting when light is shone in one eye, not accommodation. B. Peripheral vision intact: Not related to this assessment; peripheral vision testing uses confrontation method. C. Nystagmus present with pupillary focus: Nystagmus is involuntary eye movement, unrelated to accommodation response. D. Pupils reactive to accommodation: This describes normal constriction when focusing on near objects after focusing on distant ones.