Hypercapnea-The Sanity Breath

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Jill Heinerth

Jill Heinerth

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This is a link to a vivid illustration about the insidious nature of carbon dioxide poisoning. Examining the entire incident, you will be struck by the amount of time it takes a diver to recover from high partial pressures of carbon dioxide in the bloodstream. This excellent video shows us all that a"sanity breath" just isn't enough to clear your mind. --Jill

CO2: The rebreather incident
 
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