The term anisocoria describes what condition regarding pupils?

Anisocoria specifically refers to a condition where the pupils are of unequal size. This means that one pupil may appear larger or smaller than the other. This condition can be a result of various underlying causes, including physiological factors, neurological issues, or injury. It is significant in clinical practice because unequal pupil sizes can indicate specific medical conditions that require further evaluation.

The other options describe different pupil characteristics but do not accurately define anisocoria. Misalignment of pupils is referred to as strabismus, while dilation or constriction of pupils are terms used to describe changes in pupil size related to light exposure or autonomic nervous system responses, rather than a condition of unequal sizes.