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Appendix C: Breath-Holding Incident Case <strong>Report</strong>sshore, the victim decided to swim back out fora flotation tube he had left behind. Exhaustedby the time he returned to shore the secondtime, he was swept off the rock by a largewave after removing his mask and one fin. Hewas pounded by the surf and rocks for sometime before he managed to cling to a rock. Abystander who had climbed down a cliffassisted him when he was about to black outand slip off the rock. He was still wearing hisweight belt at the time. He was treated in hospitalfor bruises and internal injuries.DAN’s <strong>Report</strong> on Decompression Illness, Diving Fatalities and Project Dive Exploration: 2004 Edition 131
GlossaryGlossaryAcetaminophenTylenol, paracetamol, N-acetyl-p-aminophenol, APAP. A drugthat is used as an alternative to aspirin to relieve mild painand to reduce fever.AntihistamineDrug that may be part of some "over-the-counter" medicinesfor allergies and colds. Some antihistamines cause drowsiness.Ambiguous DCSA case where the diagnosis of DCS is not certain; for example,a case with sufficient decompression exposure but minimal,atypical symptoms or symptoms of short duration that spontaneouslyresolve.Arterial Gas Embolism (AGE)Air in the arterial circulation. In divers this may be caused bya sudden reduction in ambient pressure, such as a rapidascent without exhalation that causes over-pressurization ofthe lung and pulmonary barotrauma. The most common targetorgan is the brain, and the usual signs and symptomsinclude the rapid (
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1. INTRODUCTIONDivers Alert Network
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