Why Is a Neutral Thermal Environment Essential for the High-Risk

Why is a neutral thermal environment essential for the high-risk neonate?

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