A 10-day-old term neonate is brought to the emergency department with a rectal temperature of 38.4 °C. He is feeding slightly less but has no focal signs of infection. What is the most appropriate management?ADischarge home with oral antipyretics and review in 24 hoursBObserve in the emergency department without investigationsCFull septic workup with blood, urine and CSF cultures and start empiric intravenous antibioticsDUrine dipstick only and oral antibiotics if positiveEChest X-ray only and oral amoxicillinCheck my answer