common symptoms of moderate hypothermia
Moderate cases of hypothermia (generally with a body temperature of 28-32C) can include symptoms such as: 1  being unable to think or pay attention. 2  confusion. 3  loss of judgement and reasoning (someone with hypothermia may decide to remove clothing despite being very cold)  difficulty moving around.
Moderate cases of hypothermia (generally with a body temperature of 28-32C) can include symptoms such as: 1  being unable to think or pay attention. 2  confusion.  loss of judgement and reasoning (someone with hypothermia may decide to remove clothing despite being very cold)