When assessing the newborn, the nurse identifies a finding that suggests a chromosomal disorder, which is:
a. Epstein's pearls.
b. gynecomastia.
c. Babinski reflex.
d. low-set ears.
D
Low-set ears may indicate a chromosomal disorder.
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