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electrical leakage The presence of unwanted current from an electrical device, such as a patient monitoring or treatment device.
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electrical patch An electrical device for delivering medications transdermally. The slight electric current used in electrical patches allows larger molecules to be transported through the skin. This technique differs from electrophoresis by the
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electrical stimulation var. electrostimulation. ABBR: ES. Use of electric current to affect a tissue, such as nerve, muscle, or bone. In the latter case, the stimulation is used to facilitate and hasten healing of fractures. SYN:
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electrical resistance Resistance against a conductor passing a flow of electricity.
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electrical resistance the rate at which electricity flows through a circuit is affected by the resistance of the components and/or wires in the circuit. Increased resistance results in a decrease in the amount of current that will flow through the wire. Appliances, lights, power tools can all be thought of as resisters.
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