With consideration to what premedication and induction agents may have been used, an animal exhibiting an eyeball position of ventral rotation is considered to be in a plane of anesthesia.
A)Light
B)Slow
C)Surgical
D)Deep

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Following induction of anesthesia, a patient at a surgical plane should have a ventrally rotated eyeball. Their reflexes should also be diminished or absent.

With Consideration to What Premedication and Induction Agents May Have