Dekompressionspläne

A Dekompressionspläne is a plan used to treat compressed gas-related injuries, typically in the context of scuba diving, but also applicable in industries involving compressed gases, explosions, or other high-pressure events. The plan revolves around providing a safe and gradual decompression process for individuals affected by rapid gas expansion, usually caused by a scuba tank apparatus failure or a pressure vessel rupture.

The purpose of a Dekompressionspläne is to counteract the effects of an incident resulting in decompression sickness. According to plan guidelines, rescue divers first assess the severity of the situation and the extent of decompression injury experienced by the affected individual. Subsequently, they begin a gradual decompression process, which typically involves synchronized descents or.ascents to minimize further propensity for injury.

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