How does electric shock affect our body?
What happens to our body while get shock by the electricity?
Why do we sometimes experience electric shock when we come out of our car and touch it after driving? Would it be possible for an electric shock to render someone unconscious without doing permanent, physical damage? Can static electricity harm you (flow through brain, organs etc)? Why do I get a slight electric shock every time I get off my car, especially during winter? Why do I experience an electric shock whenever I touch a metal object, especially in the winter time? How does electricity move in the human body? AC, DC or some other way? How can electricity travel through air? What are the effects of wasting electricity? Can shockwaves stop humans? Why electricity is being transmitted in multiple of 11? What are electricity effect? For which reason the shock waves are produced? Can electricity travel through air? If yes, how? How is loss of energy overcome when transmitting AC electricity? What happens when you mix water with electricity? How dangerous is it? How shockwaves are generated? What is the total voltage and current of the electricity that moves around inside our body? Why does my body during winter produce static electricity when gets in contact with another body? Can electricity transfer through the air and if yes, then how? Does blood loss cause the brain to go into shock? How? What happen when human standing in water in which electricity is pass? Why is electrical energy transmitted at high voltage and low current? Why can't I get shocked while welding when a huge ampere current flows through our body and I touch the electro rod with my naked hand? How does earth wire protect us from shock? Why can't you see electricity? Why doesn't direct current (DC) give an electric shock, while alternating current (AC) gives a shock? What is the breakdown electric current for human body? I am getting electric shock from my laptop charger when I plug it,even if the switch is OFF, what could b the reason and remedy? When a tree's branches are touching a power line, how come you don't get an electric shock just by standing on the same ground as the tree? Electrocution: Is high voltage what kills you even if it is low current?