Give me a list of "High Risk" factors for Diving?
Prospective divers should be evaluated for fitness and for the following "physical" and "mental" conditions that can increase the risk of mishaps and injury during diving by a doctor who is familiar with diving
Professional divers may undergo additional medical tests, such as those for heart and lung function, exercise stress, hearing, and vision, as well as bone x-rays. In addition, adequate diver training is absolutely necessary.
So for those who own a dive shop or offer other leisure activities should really consider asking for Physicians approvel papers! Or your looking for a really nice lawsuit.
The points you have discussed are generally a requirement . I would recommend you take advanced training . I am an instructor ! I have undergone annual physicals for the last 15 years . My employment at UPS had more negative effects on my health than SCUBA . I do agree with you on the importance of a physical . You have not been exposed to the studies dating back to Archimedes , Haladane , Boyle's law , and Dalton's laws . Also the US Navy's studies on the 14 tissue groups and their half times . This has been followed up by Doppler radar studies .The studies have concluded that if a diver obeys their training . The risk is no more than that of any other sport . As long as they know their limits . I respect your concern . The Scuba diving encyclopedia is a great source . you can get it at WWW.PADI.COM also for specific health related questions D.A.N. Divers Alert Network Can be a great resource . I leave you with an open invitation to come and learn with me .
Advice of Scuba Diving Equipment - Anneka Svenska
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