At what temperature range is mild hypothermia classified?

Mild hypothermia is classified within the temperature range of 32-35°C. This classification reflects the physiological changes that occur when the body temperature drops to this range, leading to signs of hypothermia such as shivering, increased heart rate, and potentially altered mental status.

At temperatures below 32°C, the body begins to experience more severe symptoms associated with moderate to severe hypothermia, which can include significant cardiovascular and neurological impairments. Recognizing this temperature range is crucial for appropriate management and treatment of hypothermia in patients to prevent further health deterioration.