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US Navy Diving Manual on CD
Retail - $price |
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"Hyperbaric Medical Review For
Board Certification Exams, CHT/CHRN" is
geared for nurses and chamber technicians who will take (or have
taken) their board exams, or anyone
interested in becoming involved in those fields.
190 pages. $40. This review
and study guide is an organized, easily readable, but extensive
compendiums of information in diving nursing,
chamber technology, physiology, history,
practice, physics, medical terminology, patient handling,
and clinical hyperbaric treatment of diving and non-diving
conditions, the entire TCOM module (transcutaneous oximetry),
patient care, plus "How To Take A
Test" (for the certification test.). Includes
all 13 approved indications for clinical hyperbaric oxygen
treatment complete with chamber protocols, plus
chamber equipment, codes, fire safety, and
regulations. Sample test questions in each
area with answers, and step by step mathematical
calculations and explanations are
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Finally! A FUN book on
Diving Physiology in Plain English
(Now In Its Fourth
Printing)
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Clear enough for
all divers, substance for the advanced
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Decompression tables
and computers - what do all those terms mean? How do the
equations work? Why decompression bubbles can be helpful in
your body
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Other sources only
have sections for women, this book has that plus issues just
for men divers - effects of pressure on penile and
testicular implants, hair replacements, fertility, hernias,
more..
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Electrolyte drinks
don't dehydrate you the way some divers say. Why not?
Getting fit for diving -
what to do, drink, and eat to shape up
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Why nitrogen levels
in your body go up directly with increasing depth, but
oxygen levels don't
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The dive reflex - it
doesn't conserve oxygen in humans, so what does it do?
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Free radicals and
oxygen toxicity - will anti-oxidant vitamins protect against
the oxidants involved in toxicity? What does that mean?
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Technical diving -
trimix, heliox, hang mixes, what to do when you have to 'go'
on long hangs, gas switching, how to rehydrate underwater...
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Did you know that
'The Valsalva' maneuver and 'Shallow Water Blackout'are
misnamed? What are they really?
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Facts and myths
about diving in heat and cold
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Swimmer's ear - why
cotton swabs and earplugs more often cause than prevent it
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Why do you have to
'pee' underwater? Will putting a sleeping person's hand in
water really work?
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Decompression
sickness, oxygen toxicity, headaches, lung injuries, and how
to lower your risk
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What to do for
marine stings
Lots more, plus a
large annotated glossary
246
pages illustrated, $price.
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"Diving and Hyperbaric
Medicine Review For Physicians" contains information
physicians need to know to do their work in
hyperbaric medicine, and understand test
questions for the board exam. The first
Preventive Medicine subspecialty physician board certification
exam was given in undersea and hyperbaric
medicine in 1999, and the first exam book
came out. The current book has been expanded in scope and depth
to reflect changes and additions since
then. This review and study guide is an
organized, easily readable, but extensive compendiums
of information in diving medicine, hyperbaric treatment of
diving and non-diving conditions. Among
many new topics in this year's edition are all 13 approved
indications for clinical hyperbaric oxygen
treatment complete with chamber protocols, plus
chamber equipment, codes, fire safety, patient safety, and
regulations. Sample test questions in each
area with answers, and step by step mathematical
calculations and explanations are included. This
book can be ordered by anyone interested in the topic areas, and
is not restricted to diving and hyperbaric
physicians.
226 pages $price. |
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