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Handbook of Electrical Hazards and Accidents

Leslie A. Geddes, Ph.D. and Rebecca A. Roeder, Ph.D.

6" x 9", casebound, 294 pages

2006, Lawyers and Judges

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This book is for those who want to know about electrical injuries.

Handbook of Electrical Hazards and Accidents is for those who need to know about electrical injuries and their causes and implications. It uses non-technical terms to explain the nature of the various kinds of electricity, and is invaluable to attorneys, physicians, nurses, engineers, and expert witnesses who deal with electrical accidents that result in injury or death.

Handbook of Electrical Hazards and Accidents gives you a background in terminology and principles of electricity and how they relate to electrical injuries. This book enables you to understand the impact of electricity flowing through the body. You will read about fatal and non-fatal accidents that occur in the home, in industry, in medicine, and in the outdoors. Detailed information explains electrical patterns in nature and the implications of different levels of voltage.

This comprehensive book even informs you of the legal, as well as technical, aspects of the electrical field, preparing you to create successful electrical injury cases. It is a must have reference for everyone who works with electrical injures and electrical injury cases.

Topics include:
•  Voltages
•  Power-line accidents
•  Ground-fault-circuit interrupters (GFCI)
•  Stray voltage
•  Microshock, macroshock, and electrocution
•  Ventricular Fibrillation
•  Low-voltage accidents and injuries
•  High-voltage accidents and injuries
•  Accidents in the home
•  Accidents in industry
•  Accidents out of doors
•  Recreational accidents
•  Environmental considerations
•  Warnings and communication
•  Lightning
•  Thermal injury
•  Electrical shocking devices
•  Conducting properties of the human body
•  High-frequency current
•  Direct and alternating current accidents and injuries
•  Electric-arc and electron-beam welding
•  The role of the technical expert in electrical accident cases
•  Abbreviations, terms, and symbols
•  Common questions and answers

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