A nurse is caring for a child who has Hirschsprung disease. Which of the following findings should the nurse expect?

A. Rigid abdomen: A rigid abdomen is not typically associated with Hirschsprung disease unless there is severe obstruction and distension. B. Ribbonlike, foul-smelling stools: Hirschsprung disease causes obstruction of the colon, leading to constipation and ribbonlike, foul-smelling stools proximal to the affected segment. C. Projectile vomiting: Projectile vomiting is not typically associated with Hirschsprung disease but may occur in other conditions causing bowel obstruction. D. Chronic hunger: Chronic hunger is not a typical finding in Hirschsprung disease and is more indicative of metabolic or endocrine disorders.