What is most descriptive of the signs observed in neonatal sepsis?

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The signs of neonatal sepsis are usually characterized by the infant generally "not doing well." Poor temperature control,usually with hypothermia,lethargy,poor feeding,pallor,cyanosis or mottling,and jaundice,may be evident.Seizures are not a manifestation of sepsis.Severe neurologic sequelae may occur in low-birth-weight infants with sepsis.Hyperthermia is rare in neonatal sepsis.Urinary output is not affected by sepsis.

What Is Most Descriptive of the Signs Observed in Neonatal