The deepest depth that can be dived to (on air) and saturate and then surface without getting decompression sickness in general is about 20 feet (6 meters). This is known as the Minimum Bends Depth. Any depth greater than this depth can result in decompression sickness depending on the time underwater.
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It might be called "the benz,"but there are several different kinds......AdditionA very rapid pressure loss is known as explosive decompression. The question is about the ascent itself and not any consequences of ascending too fast. Also, simply ascending fast does not equate to a diver actually getting decompression sickness. The term decompression illness encompasses all diving pressure related injuries including those not related to ascending fast.ADDITIONDecompression sickness/Decompression illness/"Thebends"
Im not sure what your chances are but I can tell you from experience that no 2 pregnancys are alike.
Dangers of pearl diving include drowning due to deep water blackout, decompression sickness, hypothermia, and dangerous creatures and environmental risks. Because of the deep distances that pearl divers go, deep water blackout is the cause of most pearl diving deaths.
nurse is a person who care the patients that we have or getting sickness
Since aircraft commonly cruise at altitudes up to 35,000 feet (and higher), where the air is nearly unbreathable many modern aircraft pressurize the atmosphere inside the cabin in order to maintain an adequate oxygen supply and comfortable environment for the crew and passengers. If the cabin is punctured in some way, or a seal fails, all this pressure rapidly vents out of the aircraft until air pressure inside the cabin equalizes with that outside. This is called rapid decompression.
Yes. They kill flu viruses, sickness and cold so they can protecting you from getting sick.
worms is a sickness that every one and everything can get so de worming means getting rid of that sickness for almost one year
No it is not given usually as it is a long time i getting well.
well, as a pearl diver..i know how long it takes to be under water...before you actually get a pearl, so drowning is number 1..getting eaten by sharks,,number 2..why?.oysters can be found near reefs..means food..means sharks. that's all i can say
Divers can lessen their chances of getting decompression sickness by minimizing pre and post-dive activity and exertion, do slow ascents (no faster than 30'/minute), stay well within no-stop time limits, and always do safety stops including deeper safety stops.
wash your hands and dont do anything that will make you sick