Electricity

The use of high-frequency electrical current for controlled cutting, coagulation, dehydration, or dessication of tissue

Sears the ends of vessels to control bleeding

________________ produces electricity when two materials are rubbed together .

________________________ produces electricity when it is applied to crystalline substances such as quartz or tourmaline.

________________ produces electricity when it is applied to the junction of two dissimilar metals .

________________ produces electricity when it strikes a photosensitive material .

________________ action produces electricity when that action takes place between two metals in a cell .

__________________ produces electricity when a magnet is moved past a piece of wire

Refers to alternating current and the rate that it changes from a positive to a negative pattern of movement

The rate as determined by the generating force

An electrical current flowing in one direction only and substantially constant in value

An electrical current flowing in two directions; it flows in one direction, stops, and then flows in the opposite direction

Wall outlets used in operating rooms are normally ____________V .

Grounded outlets are used in operating rooms to automatically ground equipment when plugged into an outlet to reduce risk of __________________.

At about ________ milliampere, a single shock will be felt.