The presenting part will not move under the pubis symphysis for delivery. The physician determines the need to assist delivery with a vacuum extractor. Immediately after birth what would you assess the infant for? Brachial plexus injury and indication of Bell’s palsy Cephalohematoma and signs of increased intracranial pressure Respiratory distress and central cyanosis Facial bruising and ineffective suckling
[Verified Answer]: The presenting part will not move under…
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