Dive Physiology - PADI Divemaster exam and Instructor exam
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- PADI Instructor exam study aid. Shallow water blackout, Hypercapnia, Hypocapnia, Dead Air Space, Oxygen Toxicity, Respiratory system goprocaribbean.com/divetheory
this is the most helpfull chanel for scuba divers !!!
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Thank you for you explanations
Thankyou for sharing this information ❤❤
Thank You deeply, that was very informative & in an easy way to comprehend therefore teach/carry forward (as you don't forget something you understood not just memorized for exam)
Thank you for this amazing explanation. I´m only a humble owd and at a very beginning of my underwater journey. But thanks to you I got answers for a lot of questions I had. You rock!
really, really helpful am doing my IDC, in may this year thanking you David considine
How did it go? I'm doing my IDC on October
Wow! you explained that very well. Thanks.
Thank you for a really good video !!!! I recommend it to all divers
Great review! I’m a nurse that is a major respiratory system nerd and always love to reup my knowledge Tao thanks. Trying to get into diving rn. Wish I did it when I lived in Utila…. 😑
Thank you so much for all of these videos. I’m doing my IDC in August and these are so well done and helpful.
Wish you could have done it with me!
Thank you very much it helps a lot.so much more to learn.thank you.
Glad to hear that!
very helpfull thanks!!!!
You're welcome!
literally doing my IDC this weekend :) i've watched all ur videos twice now haha
Have fun!
thank you very very much for this video, you really helpful, keep it up
Thanks, will do!
Mate this was great thank you
Glad it helped
If we take real numbers, the dead air space is 0.15l and normal breath is 0.5l, which makes 30% of the air we inhale is dead air. Am I correct?
Could you please make efr video as well
first thank u for sharing that information with us , but i need to ask as a freediver we consider hyperventilation is no approach method of breathing cause it's like a shallow but fast breathing that actually lowers the co2 level and keeping the o2 gaz as it is and once you hold your breath u can stay longer holding your breath with no urge to breath but it can get you blackout because u get no contraction . So is it like the dead space situation or hyper-oxia?
In my mind hyperventilation can also mean extremely deep breathing (hyper meaning too much!). Neither type of hyperventilation is good for free diving. Diaphragmatic breathing is what should be done.
Really good info but if you could speak up more into your mic that would be very useful
Noted!