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    In-Water Respiration [Image 14 of 52]

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    In-Water Respiration

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    06.25.2019

    Photo by Derik Crotts 

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    One Thousand One, One Thousand Two, Flick, Pinch, Breathe, is the rhythm tool taught to rescuers during the Dive Medicine and Rescue Course. Here, U.S. Navy Student Nurse Anesthetist Lieutenant Jeffrey D. Henderson provides the breath while his fellow rescuers move the victim into position for extraction.

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    Date Taken: 06.25.2019
    Date Posted: 07.08.2019 12:40
    Photo ID: 5554373
    VIRIN: 190625-D-XO836-063
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    Loading Victim into Skedco
    Victim Control for Skedco
    What's the Pressure
    I Need Help!
    He Went That Way!
    Skedco Prep
    One Last Look
    Rescue Control
    Strap Him In
    In-Water Respiration
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    Positioning Victim
    Tourniquet Use
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    Proper Tourniquet Use
    Are you Okay?
    Unconscious Diver
    Conscious Diver on the Surface
    Victim Transport
    Medical Aspects of Diving
    Some Assembly Is Required
    Here's How It's Done
    Make Sure You Do It Right!
    You Need to Get Stoked About Rescues
    Check it twice!
    You Get A line and I'll Get A Rescue
    ResQMax
    In The water
    Skedo in the water
    Safety First
    Here's How This Will Work
    Don't Cross The Line
    You Must Stay Above Water
    Keep Swimming
    Swim Eval
    Scuba Gear Inspection
    Panicked in the Open Water
    Checking the Pulley
    Let's Get Him Aboard
    Prepping the Lines
    Victim Care
    Line Out!
    Never Relax
    Bring The Victim Aboard
    Victim is Responsive
    Victim Up

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