Shock from dc current  by samieee Tags: current shock samieee is
offline Mar15-10, 03:31 AM P: 71 I have heard that 'we don't get
shock from dc current because it is constant but we get shock
from ac current because it is alternating'.Is that true? If it
is HIGH VOLTAGE DC CURRENT THEN? Phys.Org News Partner
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offline Mar15-10, 03:35 AM P: 71 If the amount of current
passing through our body breaks the resistance of it then what
we feel is called electric shock isn't it? then I think we must
get shock from dc current if the amount is considerably high
(that means breaks our resistance) Studiot is offline Mar15-10,
03:57 AM P: 5,462 Is that true? Most definitely not true.
Whoever told you this may be referring to a classroom
demonstration where someone is invited to touch a single high
voltage terminal (for example in a Van der