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A patient information sheet is presented that discusses medical problems associated with
recreational scuba diving. The most dangerous medical problems that can develop while …

When evaluating an individual planning to scuba-dive, search for conditions that increase
the risk of a diving accident. These risks can be categorized as absolute, relative or …

Please answer the following questions on your past or present medical history with a YeS or
no. if you are not sure, answer YeS. a copy of the guidelines for recreational scuba diver's …

THE RELATIVELY NEW SPORT OF SCUBA (self-con-tained underwater breathing
apparatus, ie, aqualung) diving has confronted California physicians with many problems …

With the increasing popularity of courses in scuba diving, prospective diving students
coming to physicians for medical examinations are presenting a wide range of ages and …

Who can safely dive? All prospective divers in Canada must have a physician's approval to
start training. Many review articles and typical check-list medical forms, however, imply …

Scuba divers may encounter dangerous levels of stress, due to increased ambient
pressures and hostile environments. Divers therefore require a high level of mental and …

T he sea beckons to the scuba diver with its promise of excitement and the reality of its
beauty: coral reefs revealing the diversity of underwater life, tropical fish displaying vivid …

As a primary care physician, you may be asked to assess the eligibility of a potential diver. A
thorough evaluation can help you determine a candidate's physical, mental, and emotional …