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You are caring for a dive emergency victim who is complaining of a sharp, tearing pain, confusion, vertigo, visual disturbances, and hemiplegia. Which of the following should you MOST likely suspect? Nitrogen narcosis. Pneumomediastinum. Arterial gas embolism. Pulmonary over-pressure.

Name: you are caring for a dive emergency victim who is complaining of a sharp tearing pain confusion vertigo visual disturbances and hemiplegia which of the following should you most likely suspe 70539
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          You are caring for a dive emergency victim who is complaining of a sharp, tearing pain, confusion, vertigo, visual disturbances, and hemiplegia. Which of the following should you MOST likely suspect? Nitrogen narcosis. Pneumomediastinum. Arterial gas embolism. Pulmonary over-pressure.

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You are caring for a dive emergency victim who is complaining of a sharp, tearing pain, confusion, vertigo, visual disturbances, and hemiplegia. Which of the following should you MOST likely suspect? Nitrogen narcosis. Pneumomediastinum. Arterial gas embolism. Pulmonary over-pressure.