Chamber Supervisor

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Diving Supervisors Responsibilities

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-Is thoroughly familiar with all recompression precedures
-Knows the location of the nearest, certified recompression facility.
-Knows how to contact a qualified Diving Medical Officer if one is not at the site.
-Has successfully completed Basic Life Support training

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Sub-specialty code of the DMO's that may modify a TX.

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16U0 and 16U1

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When is TX not need.

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If definitively ruled out an injury related symptom.

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Emergency Consultation

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NEDU; NDSTC

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Symptoms of AGE

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Extreme fatigue; Difficulty thinking; Vertigo; Nausea/Vomiting; Hearing abnormalities; Bloody sputum; Loos of control of bodily functions; tremors; Loss of coordination; Numbness

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Pulseless diver with AED not available within 20min.

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Press to 60'

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Pulseless diver rate of ascent

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30'/min

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For a Type I SX, if a neuro is not completed the PT's TX starts at what treatment table

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TT6

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SX of staggers

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hearing loss, vertigo, dizziness, nausea, and vomitting.

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When does Inner Ear DCS most often occur

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helium-oxygen diving and during decomression diving when diver switched from Heli-Ox to air.

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Nystagmus is present in Inner ear DCS or IEB?

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IEB

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If a diver is suffering from Chokes what is your immediate concern?

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Pneumothorax

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If severe Type II sx or AGE sx are unchanged or worsen within 20 min. what is the COA?

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Press to DOR not to exceed 165'

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Symptomatic ommited D 50' and shallower/

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TT6 min. conduct rapid assessment and treat accordingly.

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Symptomatic ommited D deeper than 50'

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To depth of relief not to exceed 165'

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Symptomatic ommited D deeper than 165' ?

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Sup may elect to use TT8 at DOR not to exceed 225'

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Joint pain resolved before reaching 1 ATA ?

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2 hours of O2 and 24 hours of observation.

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Primary objectives of recompression therapy?

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-Compress the gas bubbles; allow suffcient time for bubble resorption; Increase PPO2 to the injured tissues

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TT5 is used for

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Type 1 (except for cutis);
Asymptomatic omitted d;
Treatment for unresolved symptoms;
Follow up treatments for residual sx;
Carbon monoxide poisoning;
Gas gangrene

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TT6 is usd for

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Neuro not completed on surface;
AGE;
Type 2;
Type 1 when no complete relief within 10 min;
Cutis marmorata;
Severe carbon monoxide poisoning, cyanide poisoning, or smoke inhalation;
Asymptomatic omitted d
Symptomatic omitted d;
Recurrence of sx shallower than 60'

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If O2 is not available, when would you use a TT1A/TT2A?

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For Type I pain sx. When sx is relieved at 66' or less, TT1A. Deeper than 66' TT2A

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If O2 is not available and serious sx have relief within 30min @ 165'; which TT would you use?

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TT3

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On an air table if more time than 30min is needed at 165' which TT do you switch too?

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TT4

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What is the min. manning requirement for chamber ops?

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3

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What is the emergency manning requiment for chamber ops?

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2

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When shall you consult a DMO?

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Prior to committing to a TT4, 7, or 8 and early as possible in all TT's.

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What is the formula to calculate SEV requirement for CO2?

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Divide SEV (1.5) by ATA

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What are the four temperature device usable inside the chamber?

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(ABLE)
Alcohol; Bimetalic; Liquid crystal; electronic