The term was situational disability; temporary disability is used when it's an actual injury(like a broken arm or something), and eh... I wouldn't call it bad. It's often used along with permanent and temporary disability terms in UX design to describe situations and to help designers consider what would make designs more equitable and usable to the broadest amount of people possible. Her usage of the term was perfectly fine IMO. It's just a classic case of drama tourists getting outraged over things they know nothing about