Which patient condition does NOT fall under the definition of immunocompromised?

The definition of immunocompromised refers to a weakened immune system that is unable to effectively respond to infections or diseases. A patient with normal immune function has a fully functioning immune system, capable of defending against pathogens. This means they are not categorized as immunocompromised; instead, they can mount a proper immune response to infections and other threats.

In contrast, patients undergoing chemotherapy, those who have recently received an organ transplant, and individuals diagnosed with HIV/AIDS typically have compromised immune systems due to the effects of their treatment or condition. Therefore, they are at increased risk for infections and would be classified as immunocompromised.