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electric shock Electrical current flowing through the body of a living being.
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electrical stimulation (of muscles) Use of electrical pulses (applied using electrodes attached to the surface of the body) to trigger muscle contraction.
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electric field The region around any electrically charged material contains an electric field that affects other charged objects. The field around a negatively charged material pulls positively-charged objects in toward the material, while negatively-charged objects are pushed away. Around a positively charged material, on the contrary, negative objects are attracted and positive objects are repelled. The strength of the field gets rapidly weaker as one moves further away from the charged material.
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electrical stimulation A test in which a small electrical charge is applied to a muscle via a needle to determine the level of muscle responsiveness.
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electric current The flow of charged particles from one place to another.
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