Definitions

1. noun

A state of abnormally low body temperature, especially below 95°F (35°C), often resulting from prolonged exposure to cold.

“The hiker’s body went into hypotheria after hours of exposure to the freezing mountain weather.”

2. noun

A condition of reduced physiological function, particularly in relation to temperature regulation.

“The patient was experiencing hypotheria due to an infection that was impairing her body’s ability to regulate its temperature.”