| Explain the signs, symptoms, mechanisms, prevention, and treatment of nitrogen narcosis and high-pressure nervous syndrome. |
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| Classify the different types of diving operations and profiles utilized in the military. |
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| Summarize the primary training pipelines and locations for US military dive personnel. |
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| Use the appropriate military medical manuals to locate physical examination standards for military divers. |
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| Explain the composition and physiological indications of gases frequently used in breathing mixtures. |
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| Describe the physiological role of supplemental oxygen in the treatment of dive injuries. |
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| Recognize the clinical presentations of various forms of aquatic life that pose minor to serious risks to diver health and safety. |
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| Apply appropriate treatment protocols for various injuries and envenomations caused by aquatic life. |
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| Demonstrate a detailed neurological examination of a simulated diving casualty in accordance with Appendix 5A of the U.S. Navy Diving Manual. |
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| Interpret the core principles of dive physiology as they relate to the onset of common dive injuries. |
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| Discuss the unique logistical and medical principles of providing prolonged casualty care in an austere maritime environment. |
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| Execute prolonged casualty care protocols during simulated patient encounters in maritime environments. |
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