Diving Physiology 1

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Hypoxia will occur if a diver breathes gas with a PPO2 less than?

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During a dive, the diver complains of sweating, nausea, headache and is breathing rapidly. He is suffering from?

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Acute O2 toxicity can occur in the water if the PPO2 exceeds?

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Metabolic oxygen consumption is related to carbon dioxide production. What is the ratio?

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A diver blows to the surface where he complains of difficulty breathing, chest pain and visual disturbance. Which of the following is he likely to be suffering from?

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What immediate actions should you take? for Arterial gas embolism

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What action should you take with a diver suffering from nitrogen narcosis?

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Hypothermia occurs when body core temperature drops to below?

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A diver breathing air has a seizure after 10 minutes at 20 msw until the onset of the seizure he is observed to have no breathing difficulty or any problem with equipment. What could be the most likely cause?

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A diver breathing air at 28 msw after 20 minutes develops a headache, breathlessness, nausea, anxiety, sweating. The most likely cause is?

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A diver breathing air at 28 msw after 20 minutes develops a headache, breathlessness, nausea, anxiety, sweating. what would be the least likely cause?

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A diver at 40 msw breathing air suddenly drifts downwards seemingly oblivious to the increasing depth. His buddy catches up with him at 45 msw and pulls him back up to 30 msw. What is the most likely explanation for the sinking divers behaviour?

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Over half the bloods volume consists of?

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What is the name for the centre of regulation of body heat?

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Diving Physiology 1

Question 1 of 1

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Hypoxia will occur if a diver breathes gas with a PPO2 less than?

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During a dive, the diver complains of sweating, nausea, headache and is breathing rapidly. He is suffering from?

Select the correct answer(s).

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Acute O2 toxicity can occur in the water if the PPO2 exceeds?

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Metabolic oxygen consumption is related to carbon dioxide production. What is the ratio?

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A diver blows to the surface where he complains of difficulty breathing, chest pain and visual disturbance. Which of the following is he likely to be suffering from?

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What immediate actions should you take? for Arterial gas embolism

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What action should you take with a diver suffering from nitrogen narcosis?

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Hypothermia occurs when body core temperature drops to below?

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A diver breathing air has a seizure after 10 minutes at 20 msw until the onset of the seizure he is observed to have no breathing difficulty or any problem with equipment. What could be the most likely cause?

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A diver breathing air at 28 msw after 20 minutes develops a headache, breathlessness, nausea, anxiety, sweating. The most likely cause is?

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A diver breathing air at 28 msw after 20 minutes develops a headache, breathlessness, nausea, anxiety, sweating. what would be the least likely cause?

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A diver at 40 msw breathing air suddenly drifts downwards seemingly oblivious to the increasing depth. His buddy catches up with him at 45 msw and pulls him back up to 30 msw. What is the most likely explanation for the sinking divers behaviour?

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Over half the bloods volume consists of?

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What is the name for the centre of regulation of body heat?

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During compression, high pressure nervous syndrome (HPNS) can occur in dives in excess of?

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