Electricity in the OR

1. _________is anything that occupies space and has mass
3. An example of direct current (DC) is a _______.
4. The smallest particle of an element is called a(n)__________.
8. Materials that inhibit the flow of electrons are called _______.
9. The electrical potential is called a _______.
10. A circut includes a source of power/generator, a conductor, a load, and a _______.
11. The device that used electricity, such as a light bulb is called the _______.
13. The flow of the electrical charge (flow of electrons) is called _______.
14. The positively charged particles in the nucleus of the atom are called _________.
17. Electrical flow is measured in _______.
19. the restsriction of the flow of electrons is called _______.
20. The third prong of an electrical cord is called the _______.
21. ___________ is the description of the flowing movement of free electrons in teh outer orbit to another atom's outer orbit
22. Electrical poweris measured in _______.
23. The path that electricity travels is defined as a _______.

2. the electrosurgical unit used _______ current.
5. The grounding pad (dispersive electrode) should be placed over a large _______ mass.
6. When the active electrode is not in use, it should be placed in the _______.
7. The mode of delivery used for neurological cased that does not require a dispersive electrode is the _______ electrosurgical unit.
12. Materials, including the most commonly used element of coppor, that allow the free flow of electrons and are called _______.
15. _______ within turbines or generators that can be powered by mechanical energy such as water, coal or wind are used to produce an electrical current.
16. One alternating current cycle is called a _______.
18. The rate at which work is done is called _______