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Because control of the rate of ascent is very difficult, a ______________ ascent is considerably more risky and should be used only if ______.
buoyant
you cannot swim to the surface
The _______________ has evolved to become the preferred means of resolving an out-of-air situation.
alternate air source
When you are under the water, what are the signs that may indicate an imminent rescue situation?
Shallow, rapid breathing (continuous bubble trail)
Upright position with pumping knee action and “dog-paddling” hand and arm movements
Quick, jerky, fumbling movements Wide, fright-filled eyes
Mouthpiece abandonment
Bolting for the surface
No signs of breathing
Attention focused on one object only
No response to signals
Choking
To be fully prepared for a rescue you should ___________.
Complete the NAUI Scuba Rescue course