Human body tissue has a fairly low resistance, as the electrolytic fluids in our tissues are good conductors of electricity However, the electrical resistance of human skin will largely determine how much current will flow through the bodySkin resistance will vary greatly, depending on the condition of the skin. Thick, dry skin has a much higher resistance than thin skin that is wet fromsay, perspiration. Under dry conditions, the resistance of human skin can be 100 Under wet conditionsthis value can drop below What is the minimum skin resistance a person can have while receiving a shock from a 120 the current they receive cannot exceed 12 * 10 ^ 2 * mA