| By definition, Scuba Diving is the use of
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| | There are many risks associated with
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| self contained, underwater breathing
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| | scuba diving that may seem that they are
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| apparatus and as such was named by the
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| | not risks however changes in air pressure
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| uses of this equipment. When an
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| | is probably the most dangerous risk
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| individual going underwater for long
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| | facing scuba diving with the exception of
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| periods of time it is essential that you
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| | getting eaten by a shark. Changes in
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| have equipment to breath.
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| | pressure in the water can cause such
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| Sometimes diving takes place very deep
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| | extreme pressure that it can rupture an
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| under the sea and it wouldn't be
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| | eardrum or do damage that is even less
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| practical or even feasible to come up for
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| | desirable.
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| air every half minute when you've run out
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| | Every part of your body is required to be
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| of oxygen in your lungs. The diver wears
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| | equalized by the pressure surrounding you
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| all this equipment on his back and swims
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| | depending on the depth of water you are
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| underwater with fins on the feet for
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| | in and if you are changing water depths.
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| easier mobility in the water much like a
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| | Another common known scuba diving problem
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| fish has fins.
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| | is called oxygen toxicity, which is
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| The History of Diving
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| | especially dangerous, and life
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| Scuba diving has been around for a long
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| | threatening in that it can cause seizures
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| time already and was mainly designed and
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| | and has often resulted in the diver
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| created to have purpose in the world wars
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| | drowning.
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| or to be utilized in battle. The
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| | However like any other accident, this is
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| soldiers in those times used something
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| | a completely preventable issue by
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| similar to scuba diving equipment however
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| | following diving instructions properly
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| it was called a frogman. A doctor
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| | and safely. Nitrogen narcosis can affect
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| developed this in the era of WWII by the
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| | a diver when he gets to sixty-six feet
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| name of Christian Lambertsen and although
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| | and generally dissipates immediately as
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| scuba diving is used for many reasons
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| | the diver sinks lower than this depth.
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| today, it is becoming even more popular
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| | There are many dangers that face a diver
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| with the advancements that it is making
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| | and it is wise to get professional
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| in the recent decades.
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| | guidance.
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| Risks Associated with Scuba Diving
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