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According to NEETS Mod. 1 §1-4, at approximately what level of current through the body does ventricular fibrillation and death become likely?

  1. A. 1 mA
  2. B. 10 mA
  3. 100–200 mACorrect
  4. D. 500 mA

Why C is correct

NEETS Mod. 1 §1-4 identifies approximately 100–200 mA through the chest as the range that causes ventricular fibrillation and death. 1 mA is merely perceptible, and 10 mA causes a muscular freeze but is below the fibrillation threshold cited.

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