Diving Medicine for Divers Part 2
This program provides information regarding topics such as decompression illness, barotraumas and equipment-related safety issues and includes skill development on taking a blood pressure and using an EpiPen in the event of a severe allergic reaction.
Part 2 builds on the foundation from Part 1 and continues to inform divers about what happens in a diving emergency and how diving affects their bodies, covering topics not normally addressed in basic dive training.
It covers topics such as decompression illness, barotrauma and equipment-related safety issues and includes skill development on taking a blood pressure and using an EpiPen in the event of a severe allergic reaction.
Learn how to conduct a neurological assessment on a potentially injured diver in this course. The information gained in this assessment can help convince a…
Read MoreAs a recreational diver, you can receive training to provide vital first aid that can make a difference to a scuba diver with decompression illness.…
Read MoreThis advanced-level program is designed to train existing DAN Oxygen Providers to use the MTV-100 or a Bag Valve Mask while providing care for a…
Read MoreMore than 10 percent of all dive fatalities are actually caused by cardiovascular disease, according to DAN dive accident and fatality statistics. This course teaches…
Read MoreSerious hazardous marine life injuries are rare, but most divers experience minor discomfort from unintentional encounters with fire coral, jellyfish and other marine creatures. This…
Read MoreIf you want to know more than just the basic first aid techniques, Dive Medicine for Divers is your next step. This modular program includes…
Read MoreThis program is intended for divers who are required to have first aid, CPR and oxygen first aid training prior to diving as part of…
Read MoreThis program provides information regarding topics such as decompression illness, barotraumas and equipment-related safety issues and includes skill development on taking a blood pressure and…
Read MoreThis final part of the series provides information regarding gas toxicities, drowning, ear barotrauma and use of an otoscope. Part 3 builds on the foundations…
Read MoreLearn the knowledge and skills from several courses and combine these into one single approach to dive emergency management. It is a rare event when…
Read MoreThe remote nature of dive accidents, whether a few hours from shore or days from civilization, requires more advanced levels of care than are offered…
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