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感谢聆听 THE END * Why do surgical team members sometimes get shocked while holding a hemostat? A hole in their glove, frequently blamed for this occurrence, is actually a result of the shock. The current applied to the hemostat that is clamped to the bleeding vessel will travel to the tissue, seeking the return electrode and thus attempting to complete the circuit. As the tissue is desiccated, the resistance rises. When the resistance reaches a point where the path of least resistance becomes the person holding the hemostat, the current will take that path. Scrubbed members of the surgical