Exam 4 Electrical Safety -OR Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
Q

Current

A

Flow of electrically charged particles (electrons)

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2
Q

Circuit

A

Electrons flow around a closed path

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3
Q

2 types of circuits:

A
Direct current (DC) : parallel and series
and Alternating Current (AC)
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4
Q

In Direct Current (DC) –>

A

flow of current in one direction

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5
Q

In Alternating Current (AC) –>

A

electron flow switches direction at regular intervals 120 times per second

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6
Q

Voltage (V)

A

pressure behind electrons

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7
Q

Amps (I)

A

Current: number of electrons flowing past a given point per unit of time

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8
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Ohms (R)

A

Reistance to the flow

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9
Q

In the water flowing through a pipe analogy: Water pressure is the_______, Pipe is the _______and the
Water in the tube =

A

voltage
ohms resistance
Ampage

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10
Q

Ohm’s Law

A
Voltage = Current x Resistance
V = I x R
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11
Q

BP

A

CO x SVR

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12
Q

Capacitance

A

Stores charge (electrons)

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13
Q

A capacitors consists of

A

any 2 parallel conductors that are separated by an insulator.

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14
Q

Capacitive coupling

A

occurs in the presence of a capacitor and is created when 2 conductors are separated by an inuslator. may occur during laparoscopic procedure.

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15
Q

Electricity

A

may cause burn or Vfib

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16
Q

DC

A

more dangerous

17
Q

Macroshock

A

large current flows that can cause harm

18
Q

Microshock

A

small amount of current flow only dangenous

100 microamps –> Vfib

19
Q
1 mA
5 mA
10
50
100(0.1A)
A
perception
maximal harmless current
"let go " current
Pain, LOC muscle lock
Vfib
20
Q
WHat happens at each current?
1 mA
5 mA
10
50
100(0.1A)
A
perception
maximal harmless current
"let go " current
Pain, LOC muscle lock
Vfib
21
Q

Maximum leakage allowed in OR

A

The maximum leakage 10 microamps.

22
Q

Use to supply sensitive equipment like medical devices

A

Isolation transformers.

Transfers electricity through a magnetic field (induction)

23
Q

Line Isolation Monitor

A

monitor Circuit

24
Q

Line isolation monitor purpose

A

safety device that monitor for leakage current from internal faults

25
Alarms of line isolation
2-5 mA
26
Electrocautery
Use low-voltage, high amperage, direct or alternating high frequency 0.1-3 mGhz electric current
27
The element in Electrocautery is
HOT
28
2 types
bipolar and monopolar
29
Bipolar Bovie (electrocautery)
2 sides
30
Grounding pad
place on the leg for monopolar
31
Define electricity
The flow of electrons
32
Define conductors
Any substance that permits the flow of electrons(or current)
33
Define insulators
Any substance that prevents the flow of electrons