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Arthritis and Scuba Diving

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Medical Conditions affect the safety of divers in the following ways:The effect the condition has on organs vital to safe diving (central nervous system, heart, lungs, ears, eyes)The limitation of…

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Compression Arthralgia and Diving

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DefinitionCalled 'Compression Pains' in the new U.S. Navy Diving Manual (3- 10.8). it is referred to as compression arthralgia in other texts (Edmonds and Bove). It is the result from…

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Chronic Adverse Effect of Diving on Bones

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DYSBARIC OSTEONECROSISHistoryIn the late 1800's and early 1900's many people worked building tunnels and bridges using compressed air in caissons to keep the workplace dry. It is from this population…

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Dysbaric Osteonecrosis and Diving

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Osteonecrosis - definitionDysbaric osteonecrosis is the death of a portion of the bone that is thought to be caused by nitrogen embolization "blockage" of the blood vessels in divers. Although…

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Teenagers and Diving

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Teen Age Divers - Problem?Sport diving imposes no legal limits on age, but most diver training organizations require candidates to be 15 years old for full certification. Training is provided…

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The Elderly and Diving

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The Older Diver - Problem?To my knowledge there is no specified age limit to sport diving.Diving Concerns:Condition RelatedMost elderly divers are not capable of sustaining the work load required by…

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Diving Medical Specialists

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As more and more people get into diving , there will inevitably be more diving 'accidents'. Divers not only will be facing the dangers of the accident, but will be…

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Surgical Considerations Related to Diving

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General GuidelinesConsider the illness or condition being operated upon and any relationship to the diving environmentConsider the physical limitations imposed as a result of the operationShort term:Rate of wound healing…

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Diving Exclusions and Qualifications

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Sports Scuba Divers Medical History and Physical ExaminationThe examination of prospective divers, sports scuba divers, underwater photographers and diving instructors should include the pertinent aspects of present and past history,…

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Travel Exercises

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The exercises described below can be done in a hotel room, on a boat or just about anywhere using only a few readily accessible items as aids. The purpose of…

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