Can 38000 mAh cause harm to the body?

That's a lot of current.

That is, 38a

If it is 220 volts AC, the power is 8360W

That's a lot of power.

If it passes through the body, it can kill instantly.

Usually the human body will perceive "electric shock" by convection through 10 milliamperes, at least it will cause mental injury, and the degree of harm to the human body increases with the increase of current intensity, as for the current of 38,000 milliamperes, it is 3,800 times greater than the current intensity of 10 milliamperes, unless the current does not flow through the human body, it may not cause harm to the human body?

If the human body passes through such a large current, it will basically die, and the maximum current that the human body can withstand under normal circumstances is only tens of milliamperes, and such a large current has already exceeded the limit.

Human body electrocution** is mainly voltage, the higher the voltage, the more serious the damage to the human body. Generally, the voltage below 36 volts is a safe voltage, and even an electric shock will not cause harm.

38,000 milliamps is 38 amps, which has the potential to burn the human body.

The safe current is 10 mA. The safe voltage that the human body can withstand is 36 volts, and the safe current is 10 milliamps. When the resistance of the human body is constant, the higher the voltage that the human body is exposed to, the greater the current through the human body, and the more serious the damage to the human body.

Safe current, also known as safe flow or allowable continuous current, is the lowest value of the human body safety current through which the human body current.

No, there will only be mild anesthesia.

If it hurts, don't try it.

Don't think that using MA is very small, this is 38A current, it's terrible.

30 milliampere current is dangerous to the human body, if it is alternating current, 30 milliampere current is difficult for the human body to get rid of, causing a high possibility of death. The amount of damage that an electric current can do to the human body depends on the intensity and duration of the current. Generally, a voltage of less than 36 volts is used as a safe voltage.

After the current passes through the human body, it can make the muscles contract and produce movement, causing mechanical damage, and the thermal and chemical effects produced by the current can cause a series of sudden pathological changes, so that the body suffers serious damage, especially the current flows through the heart, which is extremely serious damage to the heart. A very small electrical current can cause ventricular fibrillation, leading to the death of a dead hand. The degree of injury to the human body caused by the electric collapse shed is related to the type, size, pathway, contact site, duration, human health state, mental state, etc.

The greater the current passing through the human body, the greater the impact on the human body, so the higher the voltage contacted, the greater the damage to the human body.

8000 An Tuan manuscript contains a large current, if it is AC, in the process of alternation, it will produce a strong magnetic field in the surrounding space, and at the same time, this magnetic field will produce an electric field, which will diffuse to the surrounding space in the form of electromagnetic waves, causing strong electromagnetic radiation.

Potential risk of electric shock. Radiation damage (much greater than ordinary microwave radiation).