Question

question 3 of 3 which factor increases the risk of injury if a person is shocked? sweat age dry skin dry floors

Explanation:

Sweat is a conductor. When a person has sweat on their skin, it lowers skin resistance, allowing more electric current to pass through during a shock, increasing injury risk. Dry skin, dry floors, and age don't have this conductive effect like sweat.

Answer:

Sweat