An older adult client who fell at the store is admitted with a possible fracture of the right hip. Which assessment finding should the nurse report to the healthcare provider?

A. The right leg being externally rotated and shorter than the left is a classic sign of a hip fracture and should be reported for further evaluation and management. B. The ability to wiggle the right toes indicates that some nerve function is intact and is not a concerning finding in this context. C. A warm left lower extremity could indicate circulation but is not as urgent as a potential fracture finding. D. Strong bilateral pedal pulses are a positive sign, suggesting adequate blood flow, and do not require immediate reporting.