The correct answer is D. Pseudoparalysis.

This patient’s mother has an exam consistent with secondary syphilis. Syphilis, part of the “other” category in the TORCHes infection, can be passed down from mother to fetus during pregnancy. Of all the listed complications, pseudoparalysis is associated with congenital syphilis. Pseudoparalysis of Parrot, named after Jules Marie Parrot, is a manifestation of early congenital syphilis where infants are unwilling to move their upper extremities due to immense pain from syphilis affecting the bone and joints. As syphilis is on the rise in the US, it is important to know the many signs of congenital syphilis.