Scuba Diving Physiological Aspects

23 books
The Encyclopedia of recreational divingProfessional Association of Diving Instructors
⏱ 24m

The Encyclopedia of recreational diving

Professional Association of Diving Instructors

199624 pp.
ScubaEdward Matthews
⏱ 20m

Scuba

Edward Matthews

197820 pp.
The Encyclopedia of recreational divingProfessional Association of Diving Instructors
⏱ 6h 6m

The Encyclopedia of recreational diving

Professional Association of Diving Instructors

1988366 pp.
Open water diverScuba Schools International
⏱ 2h 0m

Open water diver

Scuba Schools International

1990120 pp.
The essentials of deeper sport divingJohn Lippmann
⏱ 5h 20m

The essentials of deeper sport diving

John Lippmann

1992320 pp.
The effects of warm and cold water scuba finning on cardiorespiratory responses and energy expenditureCaron Lee Louise Shake
⏱ 3h 25m

The effects of warm and cold water scuba finning on cardiorespiratory responses and energy expenditure

Caron Lee Louise Shake

1989205 pp.
The essentials of deeper sport divingJohn Lippmann
⏱ 5h 20m

The essentials of deeper sport diving

John Lippmann

1992320 pp.
Some respiratory, metabolic and cardiovascular responses of scuba divers to increased pressure and cold while resting and exercising at various depthsClement Joseph Russell
⏱ 48m

Some respiratory, metabolic and cardiovascular responses of scuba divers to increased pressure and cold while resting and exercising at various depths

Clement Joseph Russell

197148 pp.
Scuba diving in safety and healthChristopher Wayne Dueker
⏱ 3h 44m

Scuba diving in safety and health

Christopher Wayne Dueker

1985224 pp.
Volumetric gas usage of the basic-sport scuba diver in water temperatures of 18.3, 22.2, 25.6 and 29.4 degrees celsiusMichael J. Wittlieff
⏱ 47m

Volumetric gas usage of the basic-sport scuba diver in water temperatures of 18.3, 22.2, 25.6 and 29.4 degrees celsius

Michael J. Wittlieff

197647 pp.
Volumetric gas usage of the basic-sport scuba diver in water temperatures of 18.3, 22.2, 25.6 and 29.4 degrees celsiusMichael J Wittlieff
⏱ 47m

Volumetric gas usage of the basic-sport scuba diver in water temperatures of 18.3, 22.2, 25.6 and 29.4 degrees celsius

Michael J Wittlieff

197947 pp.
Diving Physiology in Plain EnglishJolie Bookspan
⏱ 4h 6m

Diving Physiology in Plain English

Jolie Bookspan

1997246 pp.
Diving above sea levelB. R. Wienke
⏱ 1h 6m

Diving above sea level

B. R. Wienke

199366 pp.
Il medico sott'acquaAlessandro Marroni
⏱ 1h 2m

Il medico sott'acqua

Alessandro Marroni

197462 pp.
Basic Decompression Theory and ApplicationBruce R. Wienke
⏱ 5h 16m

Basic Decompression Theory and Application

Bruce R. Wienke

2003316 pp.
Diving physics with bubble mechanics and decompression theory in depthBruce R. Wienke
⏱ 9h 28m

Diving physics with bubble mechanics and decompression theory in depth

Bruce R. Wienke

2008568 pp.
Beating the BendsAlex Brylski
⏱ 2h 1m

Beating the Bends

Alex Brylski

1995121 pp.
Cold weather and under ice scuba divingLee H Somers
⏱ 40m

Cold weather and under ice scuba diving

Lee H Somers

197340 pp.
Assessment of diving medical fitness for scuba divers and instructorsPeter B. Bennett
⏱ 4h 1m

Assessment of diving medical fitness for scuba divers and instructors

Peter B. Bennett

2006241 pp.
The effects of pressure on the ventilatory capacity of middle earsSusan McAfee
⏱ 1h 45m

The effects of pressure on the ventilatory capacity of middle ears

Susan McAfee

1990105 pp.
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