Course curriculum

    1. Summary on Diving

    2. Diving Medicine Introduction

    3. Types of Diving

    4. Summary on Types of Diving

    5. Diving Physics

    6. Summary on Diving Physics

    7. Diffusion of Gases

    8. Summary on Diffusion of Gases

    9. Hypoxia and Anoxia

    10. Summary of Hypoxia and Anoxia

    11. Contaminated Gas Mixtures in Diving

    12. Summary for Contaminated gas mixtures

    13. Carbon dioxide toxicity Respiratory Physiology

    14. Carbon Dioxide Toxicity Summary

    15. Oxygen toxicity part 1.

    16. Oxygen Toxicity Part 2

    17. Oxygen Toxicity Summary

    18. Ear Barotrauma

    19. BAROTRAUMA OF THE SINUSES

    20. OTHER TYPES OF BAROTRAUMA

    21. LUNG BAROTRAUMA Part 1

    22. LUNG BAROTRAUMA Part 2

    23. Summary on Barotrauma

    24. Decompression Sickness (DCS) P1

    25. Decompression Sickness (DCS) P2.

    26. Decompression Sickness (DCS) P3

    27. Summary on Decompression Sickness

    28. Recompression P1.

    29. Recompression P2.

    30. Treatment Tables

    31. Summary of Recompression Treatment

    32. Submersion Injuries and Drowning P1

    33. Submersion Injuries and Drowning P2.

    34. Submersion Injuries and Drowning P3.

    35. Submersion Injuries and Drowning P4

    36. Submersion Injuries and Drowning P5

    37. Submersion Injuries and Drowning P6

    38. Pre Hospital Treatment of Drowning Video

    39. Summary of Drowning and Submersion Injuries

    40. Depth and Scuba Diving Incidents P1

    41. Depth and Scuba Diving Incidents P2

    42. Depth and Scuba Diving Incidents P3

    43. Summary on Scuba Diving Incidents and Deaths.

    44. Pulmonary Edema P1

    45. Pulmonary Edema P2

    46. Pulmonary Edema P3

    47. Summary for Pulmonary edema

    48. Thermal problems

    49. Summary on Thermal Problems

    50. Cold and Hyperthermia P1

    51. Cold and Hyperthermia P2

    52. Summary on Cold and hypothermia

    53. Seasickness (motion sickness)

    54. Summary on Seasickness

    55. Aims and Objectives for HPNS

    56. Summary for High-Pressure Neurological Syndrome - HPNS

    57. HPNS

    58. Underwater Blasts

    59. Summary underwater blasts

    60. Diving Medicine Assessment

    61. UKDMC-Recreational-Diver-Medical-Declaration-Form-LATEST

    62. Diving-with-Diabetes

    63. Reference Cite

    64. Black's Medical Dictionary

    65. Diving-with-Diabetes

    66. UKDMC_Asthma_Algorithm

    67. UKDMC_Asthma_Exercise_Test

About this course

  • $150.00
  • 67 lessons
  • 0.5 hours of video content

FAQ

  • Who can take this course?

    Anyone can take this course. However, it is mainly aimed at First Responders, EMTs, Paramedics, Nurses, ER Doctors, Police, Fire Service, Life Guards, and anyone who may come across an injured or sick Diver.

  • What Qualification do I achieve and are there any credits?

    Once you have completed this online course, The Diver Medic LTD will issue you a certificate of achievement.

  • Is there a course I can take to work in a Hyperbaric chambers

    Yes, the National Board of Diving & Hyperbaric Medical Technology. A certified DMT, essentially a ‘diving’ paramedic, represents the best option. Specialized training is necessary for these medics to function effectively as the diving medicine physician's eyes, hands, and ears. Training is extended to invasive skills to administer physician-ordered adjunctive interventions and manage complications related to decompression insults and barotrauma. The DMT training program was introduced to address this unique need. It's a 5-day intensive course, With a strict national board exam. These programs are designed to teach medical, dive supervisors, and rescue personnel advanced chamber and medical techniques for medically evaluating dive candidates.