You are tired one morning, and spill a glass of orange juice in the kitchen. the puddle of juice contacts a frayed wire running along the floor, which connects your lava lamp to a 120 v outlet. while reaching for a paper towel to clean the spill, you simultaneously step in the juice with your bare foot, and touch the grounded chassis of the microwave oven with a clean, dry hand. a. draw an equivalent circuit for this situation, and clearly label each component in your circuit with its physical origin. b. assume typical values for each component in your circuit, and calculate the current flowing through the body. state any necessary assumptions. c. the minimum current for ventricular fibrillation in a macroshock situation is 50 ma. the minimum current for ventricular fibrillation in a microshock situation is 10 μa. are you in danger of ventricular fibrillation in the situation above?