Dive Physiology - PADI Divemaster exam and Instructor exam

PADI Instructor exam study aid. Shallow water blackout, Hypercapnia, Hypocapnia, Dead Air Space, Oxygen Toxicity, Respiratory system goprocaribbean.com/divetheory

[@lolapehna9809]

this is the most helpfull chanel for scuba divers !!!

Thank you for this amazing explanation. I´m only a humble owd and at a very beginning of my underwater journey. But thanks to you I got answers for a lot of questions I had. You rock!

[@FSBBMembership]

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Thank you for you explanations

[@shadwabarghash8734]

Thank You deeply, that was very informative & in an easy way to comprehend therefore teach/carry forward (as you don't forget something you understood not just memorized for exam)

[@kunalbiswaas]

Thankyou for sharing this information ❤❤

[@davidconsidine1023]

really, really helpful am doing my IDC, in may this year thanking you David considine

[@alifaanication]

How did it go? I'm doing my IDC on October

[@davidcollins1853]

Wow! you explained that very well. Thanks.

[@reefball1]

Thank you so much for all of these videos. I’m doing my IDC in August and these are so well done and helpful.

[@goprocaribbean]

Wish you could have done it with me!

[@bequakynskagroupie3751]

Great review! I’m a nurse that is a major respiratory system nerd and always love to reup my knowledge Tao thanks. Trying to get into diving rn. Wish I did it when I lived in Utila…. 😑

[@benoitkabul1]

Thank you for a really good video !!!! I recommend it to all divers

[@martinpacatang5652]

Thank you very much it helps a lot.so much more to learn.thank you.

[@goprocaribbean]

Glad to hear that!

[@karlgrouwstra2567]

Mate this was great thank you

[@goprocaribbean]

Glad it helped

[@miamayluond2196]

literally doing my IDC this weekend :) i've watched all ur videos twice now haha

[@goprocaribbean]

Have fun!

[@batangbantotph8791]

thank you very very much for this video, you really helpful, keep it up

[@goprocaribbean]

Thanks, will do!

[@duncan2565]

very helpfull thanks!!!!

[@goprocaribbean]

You're welcome!

[@hashirashi3128]

Could you please make efr video as well

[@mahmoudothman3183]

first thank u for sharing that information with us , but i need to ask as a freediver we consider hyperventilation is no approach method of breathing cause it's like a shallow but fast breathing that actually lowers the co2 level and keeping the o2 gaz as it is and once you hold your breath u can stay longer holding your breath with no urge to breath but it can get you blackout because u get no contraction . So is it like the dead space situation or hyper-oxia?

[@goprocaribbean]

In my mind hyperventilation can also mean extremely deep breathing (hyper meaning too much!). Neither type of hyperventilation is good for free diving. Diaphragmatic breathing is what should be done.

[@ilyadobrodeev478]

If we take real numbers, the dead air space is 0.15l and normal breath is 0.5l, which makes 30% of the air we inhale is dead air. Am I correct?

[@twthanous]

Really good info but if you could speak up more into your mic that would be very useful

[@goprocaribbean]

Noted!