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Electrical safety is important in industrial work. This article provides considerable detail on how current can pass through different parts of the body and each parameter that can impede or limit the flow of current. Electric currents flowing through a human body can have varying effects, ranging from little or no perceptible effect, to shocking sensation, to possibility of electrocution, depending...
Modeling the response of the human body to electrical stimuli is a complex task. In the simplest model, two types of impedances are used: (1) skin and (2) internal. The skin is a layered structure, with both resistance and capacitance. The resistance is nonlinear in voltage and time. The impedance of the interior may be considered as resistive, comparable to a similar volume of saline at human body...
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