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When oxygen becomes toxic to body tissues, it most noticeably and immediately affects the: Bones and blood Lungs and central nervous system Central nervous system and feet Lungs and circulation system correct answersLungs and central nervous system How is the ppO2 of a breathing gas calculated? Multiply cylinder pressure by the fraction of nitrogen (FN2) in the cylinder Multiplying ambient pressure by the fraction of oxygen (FO2) in the breathing gas Dividing ambient pressure by the fraction of oxygen (FO2) in the breathing gas Multiplying air pressure by the fraction of oxygen (FO2) in the breathing gas correct answersMultiplying ambient pressure by the fraction of oxygen (FO2) in the breathing gas What does ppO2 mean? Nitrox Air Partial pressure of oxygen Partial pressure of nitrogen correct answersPartial pressure of oxygen The threshold for CNS oxygen toxicity appears to be at a ppO2 of: 1.4 ata 1.6 ata

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SSI Enriched Air Nitrox Exam 2024/2025

When oxygen becomes toxic to body tissues, it most noticeably and immediately affects the:



Bones and blood

Lungs and central nervous system

Central nervous system and feet

Lungs and circulation system correct answersLungs and central nervous system



How is the ppO2 of a breathing gas calculated?



Multiply cylinder pressure by the fraction of nitrogen (FN2) in the cylinder

Multiplying ambient pressure by the fraction of oxygen (FO2) in the breathing gas

Dividing ambient pressure by the fraction of oxygen (FO2) in the breathing gas

Multiplying air pressure by the fraction of oxygen (FO2) in the breathing gas correct answersMultiplying
ambient pressure by the fraction of oxygen (FO2) in the breathing gas



What does ppO2 mean?



Nitrox

Air

Partial pressure of oxygen

Partial pressure of nitrogen correct answersPartial pressure of oxygen



The threshold for CNS oxygen toxicity appears to be at a ppO2 of:



1.4 ata

1.6 ata

, 1.1 ata

32% correct answers1.1 ata



The risk of CNS Oxygen Toxicity becomes more substantial above:



A ppO2 of 1.6 ata

A dive time of 30 minutes with air at 66 feet

A ppO2 of 1.4 ata

1000 feet of altitude correct answersA ppO2 of 1.6 ata



Pulmonary Oxygen Toxicity (the Lorrain Smith Effect) poses no real risk to recreational divers because:



Pulmonary Oxygen Toxicity does not lead to problems.

The required exposure time before symptoms arise is well below the duration of most sport dives

The risk of Pulmonary Oxygen Toxicity becomes more substantial on a single short dive above a ppO2 of
1.6 ata

The required exposure time before symptoms arise is well beyond the duration of most sport dives
correct answersThe required exposure time before symptoms arise is well beyond the duration of most
sport dives



Since CNS Oxygen Toxicity is among the greatest of risks in nitrox diving, you must be able to recognize:



Its positive aspects in deep diving

Its warning signs and symptoms, both in yourself and others

Its warning signs and symptoms, only in yourself

Its treatment correct answersIts warning signs and symptoms, both in yourself and others



What is the best way to compare the levels of oxygen found in various types of breathing gas?



Amount of breathing gas in the cylinder

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