After a birth complicated by a shoulder dystocia,what action by the nurse is most appropriate?

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Because of the shoulder dystocia,the infant's clavicles may have been fractured.Palpation is a simple assessment to identify crepitus or deformity that requires follow-up.There is no indication for oxygen.The infant needs to be assessed for clavicle fractures before excessive movement.A complete newborn assessment is necessary for all newborns,but assessment of the clavicle is top priority for this infant.

After a Birth Complicated by a Shoulder Dystocia,what Action by the Nurse