PLEASE NOTE THAT DURING DIVING ...

At the time under water and to cool his clay-beautiful coral reefs which beautiful .. or the fish are funny there are some dangerous things that we will encounter, such as increased water temperatures cool, power kites, and THE MOST DANGEROUS among others, WHEN WE FACE STRONG FLOW sudden and SUBMARINE EQUIPMENT THAT DOES NOT WORK AS IS. and this is where peace is needed.

The following are tips and tricks if we can light the problems for under water ..

1. Drowning:
caused by the very lack of swimming ability, panic, cramps leg, etc.
prevention:
WARMING MUST BE DONE CORRECTLY and practicing swimming better.

2. NET FISHING TRAP
Diving in the area that is often used by people to catch fish such as sunken ship could cause our air tanks caught in fishing nets which are often not seen.
prevention:
dive knife during want to dive in the area

3. Shallow BLACK OUT WATER
Accumulation or excessive accumulation of CO2 during breath hold.
prevention:
do not do hold the breath while diving with SCUBA, and do not do the dives more than 4 times (4 times in a row without stopping)

4. OCEAN harmful Creature
Toxins because of bites or stings from venomous marine animals
prevention:
- learn all kinds of fish and animals and who is dangerous or not dangerous
- do not idly holding holding the animals which we know definitely ga nature. JUST Leaving A BUBBLE & Taking A PICTURE
let alone touched or cut until the coral reefs ... I tell you AGE IS GROWING CORAL REEFS a CM / YEAR

5. Decompression SICKNES
Crookedness on the bone due to diving and commonly known as BENDS or CAISSON. NITROGEN caused by the absorbed into the blood and turns into air bubbles and then block blood flow. This bias occurs because the dives conducted beyond the permitted time limit and did not stop the decompression when rising to the surface (usually done at the dive in)
prevention:
Not surfaced sooner than the smallest bubble or not exceed a speed of 10 meters per minute and always make decompression stops during a dive deep. and if worse RECOMPRESSION hurry to the Chamber to perform maintenance ..

note: RECOMPRESSION Chamber ato-called chamber is a tool where we get a simulation of the same pressure as we are in depth. there we are given pure oxygen. chamber also used a lot of lay people to the means of skin rejuvenation. let the skin look more beautiful and fresh.

I know there are 2 places in Jakarta, which provides the chamber:
1. Scout Island Hospital
2. Naval hospital

6. HEAT LOSS
Excessive body heat loss due to diving in the area of cold waters
prevention:
Use the diving suit according to the needs of (different-different thickness usually there are 1mm, 2mm, 3mm .. 3 the size it is a measure of the general who is in Indonesia)

7. WATER embolism / rupture LUNGS
Because we hold your breath while surfacing. breathless dive within is strictly prohibited. when in the depths of air compressed by the pressure around and when the pressure decreases the air volume will be enlarged.
prevention:
Do not ever hold your breath in any condition or even when we run out of air in the tube ... immediately look for our dive buddy / fellow dive buddy breathing and asked for action (an action COMPULSORY assistance where fellow divers to share air alternately) and slowly rise to the surface .. and the worst RECOMPRESSION immediately went to the Chamber.

8. NITROGEN NARCOSIS
Excessive accumulation of nitrogen accumulation when we do dive deep. dives are usually done more than 30 meters
prevention:
dive safety .. do the dive in accordance with the count of time and dive depth determined

9. Gas Poisoning
Gas poisoning caused by air mixture inside the tube with carbon dioxide gas or oil compressor error in the use or the use of pure oxygen during the filling tube.
prevention:
make sure the air is filled into the compressor is not in the form of pure oxygen, well maintained compressors and air suction funnel is located opposite direction to the smoke exhaust compressor (note the wind direction)

10. STRONG FLOW
flow arrival we can not predict for sure, sometimes it just happens. this is very closely related to the profile area which we will dive into.
prevention:
1. basic level .. if you still do not dive in areas that have been known to have strong currents
2. if we have to face the current, we should not fight, because it would be in vain ... looking for rocks or reefs that we can grasp and hold onto until the current calm again.