Which action is NOT part of post-delivery care for a newborn?

Administering vaccinations is typically not considered part of immediate post-delivery care for a newborn. During the first moments after birth, the primary focus is on stabilizing the infant's condition, ensuring they are dry, warm, stimulated, and that their vital signs are monitored closely. Actions like performing ABCs (Airway, Breathing, Circulation) and the APGAR assessment are crucial for evaluating the newborn's physical condition and response to the environment. Once the newborn is stable and the immediate post-delivery care is complete, vaccinations may be scheduled as part of subsequent healthcare visits, but they are not an immediate priority in the delivery room. The focus at this stage is on ensuring the newborn transitions safely from intrauterine to extrauterine life.