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rosent76

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A diving injury in which gases (usually nitrogen) enter the bloodstream is:
 
  A) decompression sickness.
  B) an air embolism.
  C) barotrauma.
  D) hydraulic compression.

Question 2

In a diving emergency, you should always assume that someone who dives into shallow water and is conscious:
 
  A) has multiple fractures.
  B) is in cardiac arrest.
  C) has aspirated a great deal of water.
  D) has spinal injuries.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D



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