Are you ready for tek diving?

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Five factors should be considered in determining one's readiness for technical scuba diving. These include the reason for one's interest in the activity, acceptance of diving risks, expenses related to technical diving, the need for self-discipline and past experiences on the activity.

author: Shreeves, Karl
Methods, Abstract

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The view from the other side of the microscope

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A diver recalls his experience as a test subject for a study of decompression theory. He and three other divers participated in a week-long hyperbaric study. The results of the study enabled researchers to modify theories about gas formation in the human body after repeated dives.

author: Shreeves, Karl
Research, Personal narratives, Physiological aspects, Diving, Submarine, Hyperbaric oxygenation, Decompression (Physiology)

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BO2O2M

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Diving gears may burn and explode because a standard scuba kit contains materials that can make fire such as oxygen, neoprene, silicon and trace lubricants. Hence, divers are advised to employ certain precautions when using their air scuba gears.

author: Shreeves, Karl
Safety and security measures, Diving

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subjects list: Scuba diving, Diving (Underwater), Skin divers
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