Diving04 2007-04-04

NAUI Training Progression:

       

NAUI Scuba Diver Learning Objectives:
 1. Select use and care for safe comfortable equipment.
 2. Explain how buoyancy changes at depths with the compression of air spaces and how to select proper weights to avoid unsafe negative buoyancy at depth.
 3. Define and explain the cause, prevention, effects, symptoms and first aid for:
 Squeezes. Shallow water blackout. The panic syndrome and associates rapid, shallow breathing.
 Cold and heat problems.  Exhaustion, cramps, breathing difficulties. Nitrogen narcosis.
 Contaminated scuba air. Air embolism and other lung overpressure injuries.
 4. Select dive sites and other experience and explain when to seek advice from local divers.
 5. Identify potentially dangerous water conditions and flora and fauna in areas where trained.
 6. Explain water movement and its potential effects on divers.
 7. Use repetitive dive tables to determine time and depth required to avoid stage decomposition on single and repetitive divers.
 8. Explain the first aid treatment for shock, wounds and drowning.
 9. Explain the importance of maintaining proper physical conditioning for diving and the action to take before resuming diving after a period of inactivity.
10. Explain the importance and benefits of continuing diving education and identify avenues for achieving it.
11. Record diving activities in a dive log and explain the importance of having an instructor or dive-master authenticate all entries.
12. Perform all diving skills required in these standards with ease and proficiency.
13. Pass a standard scuba examination with a minimum score of 75%.

Confined Water Preparation:
  A portion of the required 17 total hours of practical application is spent developing skills for application in the open water.
 For a complete listing and suggested learning sequence see the Dive Instructor Guide.
 Plus swimming skills as follows:
 1. Distance swim 200 meters.
 2. Under water swim 15 meters.
 3. Ten(10) minute survival float.

Skill Requirements:
 1. Scuba Assembly and Disassembly.          2. Buoyancy Control.          3. Introduction to Scuba/Regulator Clearing.
 4. Regulator Recovery.          5. Mask Cleaning.         6. Swimming with Fins.          7. Waterman-ship Evaluation.
 8. Diving Preparations.          9. Entries and Exits.         10. Snorkeling and Surface Dives.
11. Snorkeling/Regulator Exchanges.         12. Descents and Ascents.         13. Equipment Handling.
14. Air Sharing.         15. Controlled Emergency Swimming Ascents.         16. Rescue Techniques.

NAUI Safe Scuba Diving Practices:





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