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Diving related illnesses can be divided into two categories: conditions caused by changes in ambient pressure during dives and conditions caused by the general diving environment. Conditions caused by pressure changes include barotraumas from pressure changes during descent and ascent like ear injuries and decompression sickness from nitrogen bubbles in the blood after rising to the surface. Treatment may include 100% oxygen initially, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, IV fluids, and recompression therapy in a hyperbaric chamber.
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This document discusses diving related illnesses which can be divided into conditions caused by changes in ambient pressure during diving and those caused by the general diving environment. Conditions caused by pressure changes include barotraumas such as ear, sinus and tooth injuries during descent and ascent. Decompression sickness, commonly called "the bends", occurs when gases come out of solution in the body during depressurization. Type I is mild while Type II is systemic and serious, potentially involving the brain, spine or lungs. Treatment involves 100% oxygen, recompression therapy and IV fluids. Prevention strategies include following diving guidelines, avoiding risk factors like obesity, and not flying after diving.
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This document discusses diving related illnesses which can be divided into conditions caused by changes in ambient pressure during diving and those caused by the general diving environment. Conditions caused by pressure changes include barotraumas such as ear, sinus and tooth injuries during descent and ascent. Decompression sickness, commonly called "the bends", occurs when gases come out of solution in the body during depressurization. Type I is mild while Type II is systemic and serious, potentially involving the brain, spine or lungs. Treatment involves 100% oxygen, recompression therapy and IV fluids. Prevention strategies include following diving guidelines, avoiding risk factors like obesity, and not flying after diving.
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- 3. 1.conditions unique to underwater diving 2. those that also occur during other activities. 2a.further divided into conditions caused by exposure to ambient pressures significantly different from surface atmospheric pressure, and a range of conditions caused by general environment and equipment associated with diving activities.
- 4. variations in ambient pressure • barotraumas of descent and ascent • decompression sickness caused by exposure to elevated ambient pressure • types of gas toxicity.
- 5. Barotraumas of descent (squeezes) • Ear squeeze (alternobaric vertigo ) • Sinus squeeze (aerosinusitis) • Tooth squeeze (dental barotrauma, barodontalgia) • Mask squeeze • Helmet squeeze • Suit squeeze
- 6. Barotraumas of ascent (overexpansion injuries) Lung overexpansion injury (pulmonary barotrauma) • Pneumothorax • Interstitial emphysema • Mediastinal emphysema • Subcutaneous emphysema
- 7. Barotraumas of ascent (overexpansion injuries) • Arterial gas embolism • Intestinal gas overexpansion • Middle ear overpressure (reversed ear / alternobaric vertigo ) • Sinus overpressure (aerosinusitis) • Tooth overpressure (dental barotrauma, barodontalgia)
- 8. non-dysbaric disorders (effects of the aquatic environment) • drowning • disorders caused by the equipment • associated factors, such as carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide poisoning
- 9. General environmental conditions • hypothermia • motion sickness • injuries by marine and aquatic organisms • contaminated waters • man-made hazards • ergonomic problems with equipment • pre-existing medical and psychological conditions • adverse side effects of medications and other drug use
- 15. Treatment • 100% oxygen initially • Hyperbaric oxygen • IV fluids • Recompression therapy