O2 for everyone?

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ronski101:

1. Oxygen is value of when there is something to treat.
It is possible to decrease the surface interval by accelerating nitrogen washout, but this requires calculations - and a tight fitting mask [or other delivery system].

2. The oxygen tanks will not explode. They have a relief valve that will vent excessive oxygen pressure. It will vent this oxygen into or around the boat however. A bad situation, indeed. :shakehead:

So how about this... the dive ops can buy ventilators, pay my salary and let me dive free. In return, I'll intubate their customers during the surface interval. With a dose of Vecuronium, we can then easily ensure that they're getting an FiO2 of 100...
OK, that does seem a little drastic, for people who don't have a big bubble load. :)
 
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