During a daily assessment in the nursery, the practical nurse (PN) notices three large bluishblack areas on the back and buttocks of an African-American infant. Which action should the PN take?

A. Write an incident report about the bruises on the infant. - These areas might not be bruises; hence, writing an incident report without accurate information could be premature. B. Review the labor and delivery record for birth trauma. - While important, it might not directly relate to the observed bluish-black areas. C. Record the size and location of the areas in the infant's chart. - Documenting the observations is essential for tracking changes and informing other healthcare providers. D. Notify the pediatrician of a possible bleeding problem with the infant. - Without further assessment, assuming a bleeding problem might be premature and unnecessarily alarming.