The Shock Hazard to a Person in a Pool Is

question 23

True/False

The shock hazard to a person in a pool is quite different from that of the normal "touch" shock hazard to a person not submersed in water. The water makes contact with the entire skin surface of the body rather than just at one "touch" point.

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