Once you get into the water you require to follow all the preparations made during the planning of the scuba diving. It is not always feasible, although it is difficult tooutdo the limits that are established, since we also plan the procedures to be followed in case of danger.
These procedures can be divided into two general categories: \"healing\" and \"preventive.\" Obviously, the preventive measures are much safer than curative, because preventing a situation that could become dangerous it is easier than facing a serious accident.
In order to understand the different situations and take the appropriate measures, not just follow what others are doing or only stick to the theory, but we must develop the ability to notice a hazardous situation and take appropriate measures promptly. It \'clear that the conclusion of a dangerous situation and attain decisions under pressure is not easy, so in an emergency the first thing to do is breathe thoroughly and calmly in order to be forfeited in the lungs as much air as possible. It also does not have haste, but you have to think very carefully about what is happening and think about what you should do.
Do not overlook the fact the worst opponent during the dives are unconsciousness and contempt of danger, not to be confused with the courage ever.
To paraphrase a saying from the Air Force, you can say \"There are old divers and there are bold divers, but there are no old, bold divers.\"


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