macroshock

macroshock: Shock producido por una corriente eléctrica de un miliamperio (mA) o mayor. Las corrientes de 1 a 14 mA producen una sensación de hormigueo y algo de contracción muscular, las de 15 a 100 mA pueden causar un shock doloroso, las de 100 a 200 mA pueden causar fibrilación cardíaca o parada respiratoria y las superiores a 200 mA pueden producir quemaduras rápidas y destrucción de tejido.

Diccionario médico. 2013.

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