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lilldybug07

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Squeeze is a term for excessive external pressure on various parts of the body. Reverse squeeze:
 
  a. is too much pressure from within a body compartment or organ.
  b. occurs when two body organs compress each other.
  c. is pressure created when holding one's breath.
  d. is pressure experienced within a hyperbaric chamber.

Question 2

Nitrogen narcosis is a condition that affects divers at depths greater than 100 feet. Which of the following signs and symptoms is typical of nitrogen narcosis?
 
  a. Muscle cramping
  b. Altered consciousness/impaired judgment
  c. Hyperventilation
  d. Apnea



shoemake

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: a

Answer to Question 2

Answer: b



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