What Explains Why a Neutral Thermal Environment Is Essential for a High-Risk

question 41

Multiple Choice

What explains why a neutral thermal environment is essential for a high-risk neonate?

• A) The neonate produces heat by increasing activity and shivering.
• B) Metabolism slows dramatically in the neonate experiencing cold stress.
• C) It permits the neonate to maintain a normal core temperature with minimum oxygen consumption.
• D) It permits the neonate to maintain a normal core temperature with increased caloric consumption.

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