Refer to the dive profile in #72 to answer the following question: What was the diver’s RGD following the repetitive dive?

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NOTE: Use the provided IANTD No-Decompression Air Dive Table for all no-decompression profiles.  It is recommended that you complete the entire dive profile on your scratch sheet before answering the following questions. Scenario for the following questions (#67 – #71): A diver makes a dive to 119 fsw for 15 minutes.  Following a surface interval of 2 hours and 30 minutes, the diver makes a repetitive dive to 85 fsw for as long as possible without exceeding the no-decompression limits. Did the first dive require a mandatory decompression stop? If so, at what depth did the stop take place and for how long?

A “Code Also” note indicates which one of the following?

A diagnosis is a word or phrase used by physicians to identify a disease from which an individual suffers or a condition for which the patient needs, seeks, or receives medical care.

Select the Principle Diagnosis. Patient was admitted to the hospital with chest pain to rule out myocardial infraction. After study, myocardial infraction was ruled out and the cause of the chest pain was undetermined.

The Scientific Diver Certification:

First aid is not full and complete treatment.

Mirror Image I, by Louise Nevelson was created in what year?

Bubbles in or around the brain and/or spinal cord affecting the central nervous system would be classified as ______ decompression sickness.