Completing a home study. A home study is conducted after you have completed your training classes and application to adopt or foster. All states require that families applying to adopt complete a home study. Some states also require that foster parents complete a home study.
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.
Cold weather is the primary cause of hypothermia. When your body experiences extremely cold temperatures, it loses heat more quickly than it can produce it. Staying in cold water too long can also cause these effects. The inability to produce adequate body heat is extremely dangerous.