Lesson 68

Introduction for Your Skills as a Diver III

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Introduction for Being a Diver III

Part of dive planning includes recognizing what to expect in different dive environments and how conditions can affect dive plans. This section starts by looking at these, followed by assessing conditions, setting personal limits, aquatic life and some of the techniques you use when diving in different areas..

There are nine topics in Being a Diver III:

1. Dive Environments and Conditions

2. Assessing Conditions

3. Diving within Your Limits

4. Aquatic Life

5. Diving from Shore

6. Shore Diving Through Mild Surf

7. Diving from Boats - Preparation

8. Diving from Boats - Procedures

9. Dive Planning

Module Three

Introduction for Your Skills as a Diver III

Lesson One: Dive Environments and Conditions

Lesson Two: Assessing Conditions

Lesson Three: Diving Within Your Limits

Lesson Four: Aquatic Life

Lesson Five: Diving from Shore

Lesson Six: Shore Diving Through Mild Surf

Lesson Seven: Diving from Boats – Preparation

Lesson Eight: Diving from Boats – Procedures

Lesson Nine: Dive Planning

Introduction

Lesson One: Prevention

Lesson Two: Surface Problem Management – Responsive Diver

Lesson Three: Surface Problem Management –Unresponsive Diver

Lesson Four: Underwater Problem Management

Lesson Five: First Responder Care for Diving-Related Emergencies

Introduction - Equipment III

Lesson One: Surface Signaling Devices

Lesson Two: Dive Floats and Flags

Lesson one: Introduction - Your Skills as a Diver III

Lesson two: Deep Water Entry – Seated Back Roll

Lesson three: Remove and Replace Weights at the Surface

Lesson four: Cramp Release

Lesson five: Neutral Buoyancy – Hovering

Lesson six: Fine-Tuning Your Trim

Lesson seven: Air Depletion/Alternate Air Source Exercise

Lesson eight: Controlled Emergency Swimming Ascent

Knowledge Review Three

Section Three Quiz 3

Course Complete