 Dive Medicine for Divers Part 2 - $99 
Dive Medicine for Divers Part 2 represents advanced knowledge development for divers interested in better understanding diving medical and safety topics. 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.
Part 2 of the Dive Medicine for Divers course 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.
Program Outline
Divers may complete these modules in any order as schedules and opportunities permit. However, the following outline is the recommended program flow.
- Decompression illness (video)
- Barotrauma (video)
- You make the call (instructor-led discussion)
- Equipment issues (video)
- Sending information (instructor-led discussion)
- Severe allergic reaction (instructor-led discussion)
- Using an EpiPen (skill)
- Taking a blood pressure (skill)
Skills
As this isn't a training program but one designed for general education, these instructor-led discussions and skills are less formal but no less interactive.
- You make the call (instructor-led discussion)
- Sending information (instructor-led discussion)
- Severe allergic reaction (instructor-led discussion)
- Using an EpiPen (skill)
- Taking a blood pressure (skill)
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