Glossary of underwater diving terminology: P–S - Wikipedia
Sinus Injuries
Tooth Squeezes & Reverse Blocks
Salty Bone Divers - The other possible cause of pain on ascent is a reverse block. During ascent, air inside a diver's body air spaces exands. A reverse block occurs when exanding
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Ear Reverse Blocks
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Mistake #4: Lack of Buoyancy Control - Divers Alert Network
Dive Accident Case Studies: Ear Injuries
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Ear Barotrama
Tips on clearing reverse block.
Ear Injuries
Other Pressure Related Injuries
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Ear Equalization and Ear Care for Scuba Divers
