SCUBA DIVING DIVERS TRAINING COURSE BOOK MANUAL MASK CD

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SCUBA / Diving Training Course

 

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SCUBA / Diving Training Course   ON YOUR CD   Diving Training Volume I to V       DETAILED CONTENTS   VOLUME I (205 Pages) Chapter 1 History of Diving Introduction Surface-supplied air diving SCUBA diving Mixed-gas diving Submarine salvage and rescue Salvage diving Open-sea deep diving records Summary   Chapter 2 Underwater Physics Introduction Physics matter Measurement Energy Light energy in diving Mechanical energy in diving Heat energy in diving Pressure in diving Gases in diving Gas laws Humidity   Chapter 3 Underwater Physiology Introduction The nervous system . The circulatory system Respiration phases Respiratory problems in diving Breathholding and unconsciousness Hyperventilation. Effects of barotrauma and pressure on the human body Indirect effects of pressure Physiological hazards from munitions Thermal problems and other physiological problems in diving   Chapter 4 Dive Systems Introduction General information Diver’s breathing gas purity standards Diver’s air sampling program . Diving compressors Diving gauges Compressed gas handling and storage   Chapter 5 Dive Program Administration Introduction Objectives of the record keeping and reporting system Record keeping and reporting documents Command smooth diving log Recompression chamber log Diver's personal dive log Diving mishap/casualty reporting Equipment failure or deficiency reporting U.S.. navy dive reporting system (drs) Accident/incident equipment investigation requirements Reporting criteria Actions required. Safe diving distances from transmitting sonar      VOULME II (255 Pages) Chapter 6 Operational Planning Introduction Define mission objective Identify operational tasks. Collect and analyze data Select diving technique6-8 select equipment and supplies Equipment authorized for navy use Select and assemble the diving team Osha requirements for u.s navy civilian diving 6-11 organize and schedule operations Task planning and scheduling Establish mission objective Air diving equipment reference data   Chapter 7 SCUBA Air Diving Operations Introduction Required equipment for scuba operations7-3 optional equipment for scuba operations Protective clothing Air supply Predive procedures Water entry and descent Underwater procedures Ascent procedures Postdive procedures     Chapter 8 Surface-supplied Air Diving Operations Introduction Mk 21 mod 1 Mk 20 mod 0 Accessory equipment for surface-supplied diving Surface air supply systems Diver communications Predive procedures. Water entry and descent Underwater procedures. Ascent procedures Surface decompression Postdive procedures     Chapter 9 Air Decompression Introduction Theory of decompression Air decompression definitions Dive recording Table selection Rules during ascent Unlimited/no-decompression limits and repetitive group Designation table for unlimited/no-decompression air dives U.S. Navy standard air decompression table Repetitive dives Surface decompression Exceptional exposure dives Diving at high altitudes Ascent to altitude after diving/flying after diving     Chapter 10 Nitrogen-Oxygen Diving Operations Introduction Equivalent air depth calculation Oxygen toxicity Nitrox diving procedures Nitrox repetitive diving Nitrox dive charting Fleet training for nitrox Nitrox diving equipment Equipment cleanliness Breathing gas purity Nitrox mixing Nitrox mixing, blending, and storage systems   Chapter 11 Ice & Cold Water Diving Operations Introduction Planning guidelines Personnel considerations Buddy diving Operating precautions Emergency procedures Additional references    VOLUME III (230 Pages)   Chapter 12 Mixed-gas Diving Theory Introduction Boyle’s law Charles’/gay-lussac’s law The general gas law Dalton’s law . Henry’s law   Chapter 13 Mixed-gas Operational Planning Introduction Establish operational tasks Select diving method and equipment Selecting and assembling the dive team Briefing the dive team Final preparations and safety precautions Record keeping Mixed-gas diving equipment   Chapter 14 Surface-supplied Mixed-gas Diving Procedures Introduction Planning the operation Surface-supplied helium-oxygen descent and ascent procedures Surface-supplied helium-oxygen emergency procedures     Chapter 15 Saturation Diving Introduction Applications Basic components of a saturation dive system U.S. Navy saturation facilities Introduction Thermal protection system Saturation diving underwater breathing apparatus UBA gas usage Introduction Operational considerations Selection of storage depth Records Logistics DDC and PTC atmosphere control Gas supply requirements Environmental control Fire zone considerations Hygiene Atmosphere quality control Compression phase Storage depth Deep diving system (dds) emergency procedures Saturation decompression Postdive procedures   Chapter 16 Breathing Gas Mixing Procedures Introduction Mixing procedures Gas analysis    VOLUME IV (105 Pages)   Chapter 17 Closed-circuit Mixed-gas UBA diving Introduction Principles of operation USN closed-circuit mixed-gas uba Operational planning Operating limitations Predive procedures Water entry and descent Underwater procedures Ascent procedures Postdive procedures Decompression procedures Medical aspects of closed-circuit mixed-gas uba   Chapter 18 Closed-circuit Oxygen UBA Diving Introduction Medical aspects of closed-circuit oxygen diving Breathing loop Closed-circuit oxygen exposure limits Operations planning Predive procedures Water entry and descent Underwater procedures Ascent procedures Postdive procedures and dive documentation    VOLUME V (183 Pages)   Chapter 19 Diving Disorders Not Requiring Recompression Therapy Introduction Breathing gas disorders Oxygen deficiency (hypoxia) Pulmonary overinflation syndromes Barotrauma Disorders of higher function and consciousness Causes and prevention Thermal stress Operational hazards Medications and diving   Chapter 20 Diving Disorders Requiring Recompression Therapy Introduction Arterial gas embolism Decompression sickness   Chapter 21 Recompression Therapy introduction prescribing and modifying treatments omitted decompression recompression treatments when no recompression chamber is available recompression treatments when chamber is available post-treatment considerations non-standard treatments recompression treatment abort procedures emergency medical equipment     Chapter 22 Recompression Chamber Operation Introduction Description State of readiness Gas supply Operation Chamber maintenance Diver candidate pressure test

 

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