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Question: Regarding electric damage to body tissues
- 50 Hz frequency is chosen for mains supply as it is least damaging
- Currents more than > 1 kHz are most damaging
- A current of 50mA causes a tingling sensation
- Current as low as 50 microamperes at 50 Hz can cause ventricular fibrillation
- The shorter the duration, the lower the current required before damage is done
Answers:
- false
- false
- false
- true
- false
Explanation:
- Alternating current at 50 Hz is the most dangerous, it is chosen as it is the most economical frequency. T
- Frequencies > 1 kHz, have dramatically decreased damaging potential. Frequencies in the MHz range are used for their heating properties (diathermy).
- Effects produced by 50 HzAC current
- 1 mA Tingling sensation
- 15 mA Muscle tetany, pain and asphyxia
- 75 mA Ventricular fibrillation
- Direct current through the heart can cause VF at as low as 50-microampere current strength (microshock).
- The shorter the duration of current, the higher the current required before damage is done
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