If it were a large enough shock, like, say, being struck by lighting, you could be seriously injured. However, ordinary static shocks, like from rubbing your feet on the carpet or pulling a sweater out of the dryer, are harmless.
The kind of energy you experience when you get a shock from a metal door knob is an electrostatic discharge.
Filters inside industrial cooling towers use static to ionise harmful particles in exhaust smoke and thus prevent them from being released into the environment.
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If a coworker is being electrically shocked, do not touch them, and shut off the power.
The effects of being shocked by 13200 volts of electricity is probably death.
Smoking is known to be deleterious to your health.
Static electricity. As you slide off the car seat . You rub both fabrics, (the fabrics being the car seat and you clothes) against each other producing enough static electricity to give you a shock as your feet touch the ground.
Whether paid work is harmful to you health depends entirely on what kind of work you are being paid to do, whether you are provided an appropriate work environment, proper work procedures and protective equipment, and whether you use your protective equipment properly.
You don't. You show the characters being shocked. How do people act when they are shocked? Do they freeze? Run away? Throw up? Does their mouth fall open or do they clap a hand to it? If you show them shocked, whatever they say next will be "shocked voice."
Recreation which contributes to your health is recreation that provides exercise and that you enjoy, while being as little harmful as possible. I mention "enjoy" because your mood also affects your physical health.
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Yes. Lightning is an eletrical discharge like being shocked by static. Lightning can be just about 40x hotter than the sun. it's when negative electrons and positive protons are charged and attract each other forming lightning.