In the 2010 census, for example, 94% of the U.S. population selected at least one of the five standard, government-defined racial categories â white, black, Asian, American Indian or Pacific Islander. Federal policy defines âHispanicâ not as a race, but as an ethnicity. And it prescribes that Hispanics can in fact be of any race. But these census findings suggest that standard U.S. racial categories might either be confusing or not provide relevant options for Hispanics to describe their racial identity.
A pupil-involving third-nerve palsy may be an unusual presentation of im-pending carotid occlusion. Baker LJ, Galetta SL, Yousem DM, Golden MA, Asbury AK. Pupil-involving third-nerve palsy and carotid stenosis: rapid recovery following endarterectomy.
Nerve palsy is a collective term for a range of nervous disorders that result in weakness or immobility of nerves in some region of the body. In some cases, the palsy is only temporary and will fade over time. palsy of the third cranial nerve generally affects a patientâs ability to move the eyes, constrict the pupils and focus or move the upper eyelids. People who suffer from nerve palsy may experience abnormal, involuntary eye movements.