18 Questions
The reports on ______ accidents were frequently anecdotal, growing concern about electrical hazards resulted in numerous regulation standards.
micro-shock
Electrical accidents are caused by the interaction of electric ______ with the tissues of the body.
currents
Rf in the figure represents the ______ or leakage resistance.
fault
Rb in the figure represents the ______ resistance.
body
Electrical safety regulations have attempted to improve the design of electrical and electronic equipment for ______ use.
hospital
Rr in the figure represents the ______ resistance.
ground
The difference between the receptacle grounds and other surface should be no more than ______ mV
40
All the receptacle grounds and conductive surfaces in the vicinity of the patient are connected to the ______ equipment grounding point
patient
The intention is to assure that the fault ______ Rf is always very large
resistance
Double-insulated equipment need not be ______, and therefore it is usually equipped with a plug that does not have a ground pin
grounded
Equipment of this type must be labelled as ______ insulated
Double
The case is made of ______ material, usually a suitable plastic
nonconductive
Prevention of Shock hazard by proper ______
grounding
Leakage currents flow through ______ and moisture
dust
A low-______ ground wire is available to ensure safety
resistance
Leakage currents flow through ______ capacitances
stray
Measures are taken to reduce the probability of electrical accidents by manipulating the value of one or more of the ______
resistances
The internal ______ of the body is high enough to prevent the microshocks
resistance
Learn about the importance of electrical safety in medical equipment, particularly in hospital settings. Discover how the increasing use of electrical and electronic equipment has led to concerns about patient safety and the risks of micro-shock hazards.
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