JonG1
Contributor
Given the nature of the environment it is not uncommon for an ohe to require exertion pre and post dive, often following a decompression exposure, possibly a saw tooth profile and involving a multitude of heavy items to get to and from the dive base.
My questions are around how best to manage the risks of post dive exercise and it's correlation with an increase in incidence of dcs.
Do you adjust gf, inc helium, use surface o2, do you try and clear the environment ahead of peak bubbling (is there even a consensus on time frame?) do you break kit down and increase the number of trips, or hump heavier to get out quicker (ahead of peak bubbling for example).
My questions are around how best to manage the risks of post dive exercise and it's correlation with an increase in incidence of dcs.
Do you adjust gf, inc helium, use surface o2, do you try and clear the environment ahead of peak bubbling (is there even a consensus on time frame?) do you break kit down and increase the number of trips, or hump heavier to get out quicker (ahead of peak bubbling for example).