A 35-year-old client had a normal, spontaneous vaginal delivery. The mother's social history includes use of oral contraceptives and smoking. The physical appearance and chromosomal studies for the baby confirm Down syndrome

Which of the following features would be seen in the baby? A) Large, round head
B) Big, pointed nose
C) Small, high-set ears
D) Small, low-set ears


D
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Newborns with Down syndrome have small, low-set ears, which are distinctive physical features. They have a flattened facial profile, small, round head—not large head—and a small, flat nose.

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