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Pressure exerted by the water mass is called _________ pressure hydro
Total pressure is called _____________ pressure ambient
The human bodes is adapted to __ atmosphere of pressure 1
A fish swims 40 meters. How many atmospheres of pressure is the fish experiencing at this depth? 5
1 atmosphere of pressure equals ___ meters 10
What body part would be the first to feel the effects of pressure? ears because of air pockets
Pressure effects on delicate membranes in the ears and sinuses can cause sensation that divers call_______ To avoid pain and damage to their eardrums divers must_________ squeezes equalize
What can happen as a result of a scuba diver holding his or her breath as he or she ascends...... air embolism
What happens to a fish that is at 200 ft if it quickly hauled to the surface? swim bladder will expand beyond normal size and burst
Can a snorkeler or skin diver get an air embolism on ascent? No- not breathing compressed air if holding breathe their lungs are compressed and on ascent they expand back to normal size
Why the body of a scrub diver underwater is much like soda bottled under pressure? When you open a bottle it forms bubbles and releases pressure
Which mammal can dive the deepest and stay down the longest? sperm whale
What 3 pierces pf equipment are important for a skin diver? mask, snorkel, fin
A skin diver would most likely use a ___ volume mask while a scuba diver would most likely use a ___ volume mask low high
The snorkel is always worn on the _____ side left regulator on right
What is the advantage of a high volume mask? better vision; wider angle
When a divers work at depths that exceed the safety limits, it is better to breathe mixed air. This is done by replacing nitrogen with ____ Helium
Occasionally during descent, air compressed inside a diving mask causes a pulling sensation on a divers eyes. What causes this to occur? pressure of water on outside of mask is greater than pressure on inside and you equalize it by blowing air.
As a skin diver descends the lungs will..... while a scuba divers lungs will...... compress remain normal
A diving injury associated with pressure is called............ baratrauma
Nitrogen Narcosis is also called ________________ Why? rapture of the deep effects feel intoxicated
What is the purpose of the mask? surround eyes with pockets of air so see clearly
The ____ increase the power of foot fin
The demand _______ will adjust air flow so that the air is at the same pressure as the surrounding water regulator
What piece of equipment will help the scuba diver achieve neutral buoyancy? B.C
The weight belt will_____________ the buoyancy of the wetsuit counteract
A scuba diver will need more weight in______ water salt
When should a scuba diver begin his or her ascent? 500 psi
List at least 3 examples of accessory equipment used by a scuba diver? compass knife light watch
What is saturation diving what is the advantage? Diving in an environment in which the diver never changes pressure but fully saturated body ex underwater habitat
Which body type will need more weight? higher % of body fat
What must a person have in order to rent a scuba tank? certificate card
What can occur if a scuba diver ascends too quickly or hold their breth an air embolism
what is acronym SCUBA stand for? self contained underwater breathing
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