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Date: Mon, 04 Sep 2000 08:12:57 -0400
From: Guy Morin <xnet@vi*.ca*>
Subject: Re: 80/20 deco
To: Bill Wolk <BillWolk@ea*.ne*>
Cc: Techdiver <techdiver@aquanaut.com>

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Hello Bill,

Just to be clear here: are you  now saying that we don't need
breaks from O2 breathing? Or, are you trying to do some damage
control?

To help you with this post, those were two questions, as indicated
by the question mark at the end of each sentence.

We wouldn't want you to think that was a statement, you seem
to get that sort of thing confused.

Also, my colleague pointed out that WKPP does the 12/6 split
on O2 decompression to further reduce the impact on lung
tissue, is this a fact, or was my friend misinformed?

That was another question Bill, I hope this doesn't overload you.

Regards,

Guy



Bill Wolk wrote:

> On9/1/00 6:41 PM, Guy Morin wrote:
>
> >Let's see here, years of clinical research, and volumes have been
> >published on the fact that pulmonary efficiency is negatively impacted
> >by breathing pure oxygen, we even advocate taking breaks from breathing
> >pure O2 to minimize lung tissue impact, and these folks pretend that
> >gas exchange is miraculously improved as a result of pure O2
> >decompression?
> >Again, give me a break. If that isn't yet another contradiction, what
> >is?
>
> Guy you moron. You're confusing pulmonary oxygen toxicity (OTUs -- "lung
> tissue impact") with CNS oxygen toxicity. A reduction in vital decrement
> because of pulmonary ox tox takes more than 7 hours at a 1.6 PO2 to
> develop. Back gas breaks are used to extend the CNS clock not the
> pulmonary clock. They have no effect on lung function and aren't intended
> to. Even a beginner with a basic Nitrox cert knows this.
>
> If this is your level of understanding, the only "contradiction" here is
> that you come back alive from your dives. You shouldn't be allowed to
> snorkel in a kiddie pool let alone get in the ocean if you don't even
> understand these basic concepts.  Now go back under the rock you crawled
> out from and leave this mailing list to people with enough of a handle on
> the basics to actually contribute something.
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Hello Bill,
<p>Just to be clear here: are you  now saying that we don't need
<br>breaks from O2 breathing? Or, are you trying to do some damage
<br>control?
<p>To help you with this post, those were two questions, as indicated
<br>by the question mark at the end of each sentence.
<p>We wouldn't want you to think that was a statement, you seem
<br>to get that sort of thing confused.
<p>Also, my colleague pointed out that WKPP does the 12/6 split
<br>on O2 decompression to further reduce the impact on lung
<br>tissue, is this a fact, or was my friend misinformed?
<p>That was another question Bill, I hope this doesn't overload you.
<p>Regards,
<p>Guy
<br> 
<br> 
<p>Bill Wolk wrote:
<blockquote TYPE=CITE>On9/1/00 6:41 PM, Guy Morin wrote:
<p>>Let's see here, years of clinical research, and volumes have been
<br>>published on the fact that pulmonary efficiency is negatively impacted
<br>>by breathing pure oxygen, we even advocate taking breaks from breathing
<br>>pure O2 to minimize lung tissue impact, and these folks pretend that
<br>>gas exchange is miraculously improved as a result of pure O2
<br>>decompression?
<br>>Again, give me a break. If that isn't yet another contradiction, what
<br>>is?
<p>Guy you moron. You're confusing pulmonary oxygen toxicity (OTUs -- "lung
<br>tissue impact") with CNS oxygen toxicity. A reduction in vital decrement
<br>because of pulmonary ox tox takes more than 7 hours at a 1.6 PO2 to
<br>develop. Back gas breaks are used to extend the CNS clock not the
<br>pulmonary clock. They have no effect on lung function and aren't intended
<br>to. Even a beginner with a basic Nitrox cert knows this.
<p>If this is your level of understanding, the only "contradiction" here
is
<br>that you come back alive from your dives. You shouldn't be allowed
to
<br>snorkel in a kiddie pool let alone get in the ocean if you don't even
<br>understand these basic concepts.  Now go back under the rock you
crawled
<br>out from and leave this mailing list to people with enough of a handle
on
<br>the basics to actually contribute something.
<br>--
<br>Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'.
<br>Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to
`techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.</blockquote>

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