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U.S. NAVY DIVING MANUAL
Department of the Navy
(949 pages)
20 January 1999, Change A dated 1 March 2001
History of Diving
Surface-Supplied Air
Scuba Diving
Mixed-Gas Diving
Submarine Salvage and Salvage
Open-Sea Deep Diving Records
Underwater Physics
Physics
Matter
Measurement
Energy
Light Energy in Diving
Mechanical Energy in Diving
Heat Energy in Diving
Pressure in Diving
Gases in Diving
Gas Laws
Gas Mixtures
Underwater Physiology
The Nervous System
The Circulatory System
The Respiratory System
Respiratory Problems in Diving
Breathholding and Unconsciousness
Hyperventilation
Effects of Barotrauma and Pressure on the Human Body
Pulmonary Overinflation Syndromes
Indirect Effects of Pressure
Physiological Hazards from Munitions
Thermal Problems and Other Physiological Problems in Diving
Dive Systems
General Information
Diver's Breathing Gas Purity Standards
Diver's Air Sampling Program
Diving Compressors
Diving Gauges
Compressed Gas Handling and Storage
Scuba Air Diving Operations
Required Equipment for Scuba Operations
Optional Equipment for Scuba Operations
Air Supply
Predive Procedures
Water Entry and Descent
Underwater Procedures
Ascent Procedures
Postdive Procedures
Surface-Supplied Air Diving Operations
Air Decompression
Nitrogen-Oxygen Diving Operations
Ice and Cold Water Diving Operations
Operations Planning
Predive Procedures
Underwater Procedures
Operating Precautions
Emergency Procedures
Additional References
Mixed-Gas Diving Theory
Boyle's Law
Charles'/gay-lussac's Law
The General Gas Law
Dalton's Law
Henry's Law
Mixed-Gas Operational Planning
Surface Supplied Mixed-Gas Diving Procedures
Saturation Diving
Breathing Gas Mixing Procedures
Mixing Procedures
Gas Analysis
Closed-Circuit Mixed-Gas UBA Diving
Closed-Circuit Oxygen UBA Diving
Diving Disorders Not Requiring Recompression Therapy
Breathing Gas Disorders
Pulmonary Overinflation Syndromes
Barotrauma
Disorders of Higher Function and Consciousness
Near Drowning
Thermal Stress
Operational Hazards
Medications and Diving
Diving Disorders Requiring Recompression Therapy
Arterial Gas Embolism
Decompression Sickness
Recompression Therapy
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