The nurse is assessing a newborn who has Trisomy 21. Which of the following would they expect to find during the assessment

Rationale: A. Muscular hypertonicity is not typical in Trisomy 21; instead, hypotonia (decreased muscle tone) is more common. B. Large ears are not characteristic; typically, individuals with Trisomy 21 have small or low-set ears. C. A protruding tongue is a common feature in newborns with Trisomy 21 due to hypotonia and a small oral cavity. D. Wide-set eyes are not a classic feature; rather, upslanting palpebral fissures (eyes) are more characteristic.