You are assisting in the delivery of a baby. After the baby's head emerges from the vagina, you should quickly assess for the presence of a nuchal cord and then:
A) assess for facial cyanosis.
B) administer free-flow oxygen.
C) suction its mouth and nose.
D) dry its face to stimulate breathing.
Answer: C) suction its mouth and nose.
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