| - VOL. 1 - DIVING PRINCIPLES & POLICY
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| - (Chapter 1) - HISTORY OF DIVING
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| - Surface-supplied air diving
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| - Scuba diving
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| - Mixed-gas diving
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| - Submarine salvage & rescue
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| - Salvage diving
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| - Open-sea deep diving records
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| - Summary
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| - (Chapter 2) - UNDERWATER PHYSICS
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| - Physics
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| - Matter
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| - Measurement
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| - Energy
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| - Light energy in diving
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| - Mechanical energy in diving
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| - Heat energy in diving
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| - Pressure in diving
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| - Gases in diving
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| - Gas laws
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| - Gas mixtures
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| - (Chapter 3) - UNDERWATER PHYSIOLOGY
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| - The nervous system
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| - The circulatory system
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| - The respiratory system
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| - Breathholding & unconsciousness
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| - Hyperventilation
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| - Effects of barotrauma & pressure on the human body
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| - Pulmonary overinflation syndromes
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| - Indirect effects of pressure
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| - Physiological hazards from munitions
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| - Thermal problems & other physiological problems in diving
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| - diving manual screen shot (Chapter 3)
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| - (Chapter 4) - DIVE SYSTEMS
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| - Diver's breathing gas purity st&ards
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| - Diver's air sampling program
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| - Diving compressors
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| - Diving gauges
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| - Compressed gas handling & storage
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| - (Chapter 5) - DIVE PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION
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| - Objectives of the record keeping & reporting system
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| - Record keeping & reporting documents
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| - Command smooth diving log
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| - Recompression chamber log
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| - Diver's personal dive log
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| - Diving mishap/casualty reporting
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| - Equipment failure or deficiency reporting
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| - U.S. navy dive reporting system (drs)
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| - Accident/incident equipment investigation requirements
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| - Reporting criteria
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| - Actions required
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| - (APPENDIX)
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| - Safe diving distances from transmitting sonar
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| - Introduction
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| - Background
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| - Action
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| - Sonar diving distances worksheets with directions for use
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| - exposure to ultrasonic sonar
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| - References
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| - Telephone numbers
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| - List of acronyms
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| - VOL. 2 - AIR DIVING OPERATIONS
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| - (Chapter 6) - OPERATIONAL PLANNING
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| - General planning considerations
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| - Define mission objective
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| - Identify operational tasks
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| - Collect & analyze data
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| - Identify environmental & operational hazards
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| - Select diving technique
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| - Select equipment & supplies
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| - Organize & schedule operations
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| - Brief the diving team
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| - Air diving equipment reference data
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| - (Chapter 7) - SCUBA AIR DIVING OPERATIONS
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| - Required equipment for SCUBA operations
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| - Ai supply
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| - Pre-dive procedures
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| - Water entry & descent
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| - Underwater Procedures
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| - Ascent procedures
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| - Post-dive procedures
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| - (Chapter 8) - SURFACE-SUPPLIED AIR DIVING OPERATIONS
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| - Portable surface-supplied diving systems
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| - Accessory equipment for surface-supplied diving
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| - Surface air supply systems
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| - Diver communications
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| - Pre-dive procedures
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| - Water entry & descent
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| - Underwater procedures
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| - Ascent procedures
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| - Surface decompression
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| - Post-Dive procedures
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| - (Chapter 9) - AIR DECOMPRESSION
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| - Theory of decompression
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| - Air decompression definitions
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| - Dive recording
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| - Table selection
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| - Ascent procedures
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| - Unlimited/no-decompression limits & competitive group designation table for unlimited/no-decompression air dives
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| - US Navy standardair decompression table
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| - Repetitive dives
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| - Surface decompression
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| - Exceptional exposure dives
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| - Diving at high altitudes
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| - Ascent to altitude after diving/flying after diving
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| - (Chapter 10) - NITROGEN-OXYGEN DIVING OPERATIONS
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| - Equivalent air depth
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| - Oxygen toxicity
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| - Nitrox diving procedures
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| - Fleet training for nitrox
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| - Nitrox diving equipment
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| - Equipment cleanliness
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| - Breathing gas purity
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| - (Chapter 11) - ICE & COLD WATER DIVING OPERATIONS
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| - Diving procedures
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| - VOL. 3 - MIX-GAS SURFACE-SUPPLIED DIVING OPERATIONS
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| - (Chapter 12) - MIXED-GAS DIVING THEORY
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| - Boyle's Law
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| - Charles'/Gay-Lussac's Law
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| - The General Gas Law
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| - Dalton's Law
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| - Henry's Law
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| - (Chapter 13) - MIXED-GAS OPERATIONAL PLANNING
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| - Establish operational tasks
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| - Select diving method & equipment
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| - Selecting & assembling the dive team
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| - Briefing the dive team
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| - Final preparations & safety precautions
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| - Record keeping
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| - Mixed-gas diving equipment
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| - (Chapter 14) - SURFACE-SUPPLIED MIXED-GAS DIVING PROCEDURES
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| - Planning the operation
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| - Surface-supplied helium-oxygen descent & ascent procedures
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| - Surface-supplied helium-oxygen emergency procedures
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| - (Chapter 15) - SATURATION DIVING
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| - Basic components of a saturation dive system
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| - U.S. Navy saturation facilities
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| - Thermal-protection system
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| - Saturation diving underwater breathing apparatus
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| - Operational considerations
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| - Selection of storage depth
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| - Records
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| - Logistics
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| - Gas supply requirements
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| - Environmental control
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| - Fire zone considerations
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| - Hygiene
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| - Atmosphere quality control
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| - Compression phase
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| - Storage depth
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| - Deep diving system (DDS) emergency procedures
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| - Saturation decompression
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| - Post-dive procedures
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| - (Chapter 16) - BREATHING GAS MIXING PROCEDURES
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| - Mixing procedures
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| - Gas analysis
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| - VOL. 4 - CLOSED-CIRCUIT & SEMI-CLOSED-CIRCUIT DIVING OPERATIONS
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| - (Chapter 17) - CLOSED-CIRCUIT MIXED-GAS UBA DIVING
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| - Principles of operation
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| - USN closed-circuit mixed-gas UBA
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| - Operational planning
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| - Pre-dive procedures
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| - Water entry & descent
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| - diving procedures
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| - Medical aspects of closed-circuit mixed-gas UBA
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| - (Chapter 18) - CLOSED-CIRCUIT OXYGEN UBA DIVING
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| - Medical aspects of closed-circuit oxygen diving
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| - Closed-circuit oxygen exposure limits
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| - Operations planning
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| - Pre-dive procedures
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| - diving manual screen shot (Chapter 18)
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| - VOL. 5 - DIVING MEDICINE & RECOMPRESSION CHAMBER OPERATIONS
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| - (Chapter 19) - DIVING DISORDERS NOT REQUIRING RECOMPRESSION THERAPY
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| - Breathing gas disorders
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| - Pulmonary over-inflation syndromes
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| - Barotraumas
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| - Disorders of higher function & consciousness
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| - Near drowning
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| - Thermal stress
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| - Operational hazards
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| - Medications & diving
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| - (Chapter 20) - DIVING DISORDERS REQUIRING RECOMPRESSION THERAPY
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| - Arterial gas embolism
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| - Decompression sickness
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| - (Chapter 21) - RECOMPRESSION THERAPY
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| - Prescribing & modifying treatments
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| - Omitted decompression
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| - Recompression treatments
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| - Post-treatment considerations
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| - Non-standard treatments
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| - Recompression treatment abort procedures
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| - Emergency medical equipment
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| - (Chapter 22) - RECOMPRESSION CHAMBER OPERATION
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| - Description
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| - State of readiness
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| - Gas supply
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| - Operation
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| - Chamber maintenance
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| - Diver candidate pressure test
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| - (APPENDIX)
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| - Neurological examination
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| - First aid
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| - Dangerous marine animals |
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