Silent Bubbles of the DEEP: Decompression Sickness

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0:00 Your Brain on Decompression Sickness
02:15 Simple Explanation of Decompression Sickness
02:40 Scuba Diving Physics
08:30 Why is Decompression Sickness Dangerous
11:48 Decompression Sickness Symptoms
13:02 How to Prevent Decompression Sickness
17:23 Decompression Sickness Treatment
22:25 Saturation Diving
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If you are a scuba diver or considering becoming one then you will need to know about decompression sickness. In this video I will explain the answers to all the questions you have about DCS.
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@gee4526 2 года назад

Great video Paul, I've never had the decompression theory explained so thoroughly. I wish it had been when I learned. you made it simple and really easy to understand. Thanks for your time and your fantastic outputs,

@WaterlineShorts 2 года назад

hey Gee. it's been a while. thanks for saying so. I must admit I really enjoy trying to simplify these topics. thanks for watching and commenting.

@scottcalder2384 2 года назад

Brilliant video, I'm currently studying for the Open Water Dive cert and this explanation is well understood. Informative, clear and interesting - thank you.

@WaterlineShorts 2 года назад

Brilliant, thanks for saying so. I hope you enjoy your open water. It’s an entry into an entirely new world. Happy diving

@prashantraj4828 7 месяцев назад

Helium does not eliminate the risk of narcosis but it does significantly reduce the effect . There are measures of narcotic effects of different inert gases which helps to decide which gases to be used

@DodgyDaveGTX Год назад

2:16 don't think I didn't notice that low-key mic swap 😉

@yusufnasrul6613 2 года назад

This video deserved get more view and like

@WaterlineShorts 2 года назад

Thanks. Im sure over time it will. Happy Diving.

@dvbville6171 Год назад

Really!!! You are the best english language speaker ive known.. your diction tone and accent are clear and understandable especially for foreigners hearing technical words. I followed your page because of how you connect to your listener...

@WaterlineShorts Год назад

Thanks. That's very kind of you to say.

@swichv64 2 года назад

Easily the best video about DCS I've ever seen. Thank you!

@WaterlineShorts 2 года назад

Thanks for watching. Im really glad you found it useful.

@jayeshsharma1176 2 года назад

Wonderful 💯👏🏻 Highly Appreciable.

@amookalyptica 3 года назад

Fantastic video! Golden work about DCS!!! Big kudos for the depth of the content along with a great explanation. I'm taking my rescue diver training now, e-learning completed and tomorrow is the first two dives as part of the training. Perfect complementary info :)

@WaterlineShorts 3 года назад

Ha. Thanks. To be honest it's nerve-racking to put out a video on a technical topic that needs to be such a long video to cover everything off. So it's great to get positive feedback. Thanks for watching. Rescue is an incredible course. The in water segments are one of the most useful and enjoyable of any course. Enjoy your rescue dives.

@BangCiihuy 2 года назад

The best video about DCS.

@WaterlineShorts 2 года назад

Thanks, I appreciate you saying so.

@BangCiihuy 2 года назад

@@WaterlineShorts yes because I was trying to search this kind of videos, several times I found some videos I think it was English but in fact they were Hindi or some kind of English with Hindi accent and those made me upset.

@prashantraj4828 7 месяцев назад

BREATHING OXYGEN WILL NOT BECOME TOXIC UNLESS THE PARTIAL PRESSURE GOES ABOVE 2 BARS. IDEALLY FOR AIR WE CAN DIVE UPTO 90 METERS(AS PER CALCULATION) BUT DUE TO NARCOSIS AND SOME SET LIMITATIONS WE DONT.

@leanneclarke9920 2 года назад

My brother who had been saturation diving for 30 years, went on a dive to 75m last January, ran out of air, had to ascend quickly, and died from the bends, just terrible

@WaterlineShorts 2 года назад

Oh geez that's awful. I'm so sorry to hear that. My condolences

@goranbajic2139 5 месяцев назад

* GOOD LUCK PEOPLE . thnx GOD ***

@michaelamacdonald4226 Год назад

How do you read a book underwater is there a diver book store that sells waterproof books? 19:35

@rhondamyers8795 11 месяцев назад

I wondered the same thing.

@robertwilson9698 Год назад

You misspoke when you said a Nitrogen molecule at 1atm of water depth is squeezed to half it's original size at the surface. That's incorrect, when a gas is compressed the molecules see very little change, and it's the space between then that is reduced to allow more molecules to be packed into a smaller volume.

@WaterlineShorts Год назад

Yes good point. Someone corrected me on another video. I do like the details.

@blastyfs2 2 года назад

would using a tank of pure oxygen be viable? I know that oxygen is a corrosive gas and sometimes it can cause bleeding in the lungs if used for too long

@WaterlineShorts 2 года назад

No you can’t. You would get oxygen toxicity.

@blastyfs2 2 года назад

@@WaterlineShorts looked it up, didn't think that pressure would have any effect on it I just knew that NASA had used pure oxygen in the past to pressurize the apollo crew capsule until there was that spark that ignited the oxygen and killed the 3 astronauts in it before they could get the door open (due to the door only being able to open into the spacecraft instead of out)

@WaterlineShorts 2 года назад

I didn’t know they used pure oxygen. Pressure definitely has a big effect. Makes sense though for high altitude. Pressure as in diving deep concentrates the oxygen so you get too much. Conversely climbing a mountain the site gets thinner so a lower concentration of oxygen. Space flight would also have a lower concentration which is probably why they use it.

@blastyfs2 2 года назад

@@WaterlineShorts U2 spy plane pilots were also made to breathe pure oxygen for a full hour before flight at one point as well, not sure if they do it anymore

@WaterlineShorts 2 года назад

@@blastyfs2 interesting. Im sure Pilots have Oxygen with them in case of emergency but I would imagine that cockpit's are pressurised so they only need it in case of depressurisation. I think in the old days the airplane cockpits would not have been pressurised.